The Third Joshua Tree
I like being able to make similar images with different feelings to them by working with the lighting conditions at a given moment and using technique to emphasize the feeling
I like being able to make similar images with different feelings to them by working with the lighting conditions at a given moment and using technique to emphasize the feeling
Simplify. It’s the word I always think to myself when I’m looking for the perfect composition. A photograph does not have to contain everything. And, even when you find your
I love star trails! I’ve been waiting to find the perfect location that would have something great in the foreground and dark night skies so I could try it again
Have you ever considered throwing in the towel, parking yourself in the desert, in the middle of nowhere, where you can live for free and pursue your art? If you
Here is the image I mentioned in my last post about how my plan for moonrise didn’t work out. Just as I realized my Plan A wasn’t working out and
I had my first visit to Joshua Tree National Park in California a few days ago. It was one of those special days when the full moon would rise at
Here is another image I made of the windfarm in Mojave, California. Please click the image to view a larger version. I processed this image with the help of Trey’s
I feel a bit out of practice after being sick for 2 weeks! It was just a really nasty cold but enough to keep me from going out very much.
I have to tell you more about those sea lions I showed you earlier this week. (If you missed Part 1 you can check it out here.) Last year the
Can you guess what this post is about based on the title? If you live near the ocean you probably can! Sea lions!! Please click the images to view larger
I must have had textures on my mind as I strolled through the historic district of Newport, Oregon, this week. This collection of old buoys caught my attention. Please click