Color photos of nature, landscapes, structures from a winter road trip across southern Louisiana. Ferry ride, bridge, moss covered tree, shrimp boat.
Tag Archives: landscape
Telluride is full of all sorts of marvlicious randomness. And you know how I love to take photos of randomness! About a block from the gondola in town is a house, with a fence made of skis, and a pile of random junk lying in the yard. And amongst the random junk is a mid...
If you drive to Ouray, there is an overlook over town, where you can take the same photo that 8 million other people have already taken. 7,999,999 of them do not have the focal plane aligned with Main Street, however.
Aw. A sunset. Isn’t that special? Well, it was pretty schweet. I took these photos from the deck of a shirtless tattooed dude. He offered us snow peas that were growing on the deck along with a lot of tomatoes. He showed us the shelves where he started them in March. He says that he...
We drove into the Great Sand Dunes National Park after nightfall. I didn’t really know what to expect, exactly. I did know that the dunes were only going to photograph well at sunrise and sunset. On the first morning my internal clock woke me up at first light. I found out that it was going...
On another day in Vegas, I headed out to the Valley of Fire to assist Chuck Arlund on a shoot. It’s a really cool area, I will definitely go back and explore when I have the time. The clouds were great, and I snapped a couple landscape shots while I was there. I couldn’t decide...
On the first day out in Vegas our ragtag band of photographers organized a little model shoot out in the desert. The desert skies were awesome. We stopped at the Railroad Pass Casino for dollar beers, hot dogs, and shrimp cocktails.
Today we went fishing out in the big blue sea in a little blue boat. We didn’t catch anything. Maybe these guys did.
Well there hasn’t been too much blogging around here lately! I’ve been busy shooting a lot of fall and holiday portraits, and generally wrapping up 2009. I’m looking forward to a big trip down to Mexico in two weeks. So while the main goal will be rest and relaxation, you know I’ll have some pictures...
Even more pics from my evening in Rocky Mountain National Park. Nikon 14-24 f/2.8 lens FTW!
Here are some more images from my Estes Park adventure. We ventured up to the top of Trail Ridge Road near sunset. Here are a couple landscape photos of the bare, rocky peaks covered with a light dusting of snow. The square topped peak is Longs Peak.
No, not shooting to kill, shooting to blog! I can’t believe it has already been two weeks since I shot these pictures. Time is just flyin’ on by. I usually don’t like taking touristy pictures, but these beasts are just so big and cool I couldn’t help myself. This first shot is in Moraine Park....
I love aspen groves. We have a lot of pine forests in the Front Range, and they just aren’t as pretty. If an aspen tree and a pine tree got in a fight, the pine tree would probably win. Aspen trees are lovers, not fighters. In a Miss Perennial Woody Plant competition, the aspen would...
I found this skeleton hanging on the fence at Lost Antler Ranch. I’m not sure what animal it is . . . I’m guessing that it’s an elk?
I took this photo yesterday while driving Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park. This huge drift is at about 11,ooo feet.
It’s true, just ask the groom-to-be. There is a certain inexplicable satisfaction that occurs when you can step outside and bond with nature first thing in the morning. The morning view from the Meadow House at Lost Antler Ranch.
