2017- My Favorite Images and Their Stories
Another year has gone by in a whirl of politics, hurricanes and learning a new job but through it all my photography has been my happy place. When I take my camera and go
Grand Prismatic – Midway Geyser Basin, Yelllowstone National Park – Part 6
I had seen images of this iconic site but nothing prepared me for the actual view of the Grand Prismatic Spring in the Midway Geyser Basin in
Bannack Ghost Town – Bannack State Park, Montana – Part 5
One of the must see places we wanted to photograph while out West, was a ghost town. Our friend, Evan Jones, who lives in Idaho, told us about and then took us to a couple of interesting ghost towns. The one that was the most ghosty was Bannack, Montana. The main street was
Hayden Valley – Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming – Part 4
One of the main attractions in Yellowstone National Park is the bison! The afternoon of our second day
Schwabacher Landing, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming – Part 3
I was watching a KelbyOne class on Lightpainting by one of my favorite photographers, Dave Black, a while back. This class was about lightpainting big things like landscapes. One of the venues that Dave shot in the class was Schwabacher Landing in the Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming. When we were planning our trip
West Thumb Geyser Basin – Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming – Part 2
On the west side of Yellowstone Lake is an interesting and colorful area called West Thumb Geyser Basin. This area is one of the many
Kanapaha Botanical Gardens – Gainesville, Florida
Gainesville, Florida is known for the University of Florida but just over on the west side of I-75 is the beautiful
Panorama Post-Processing for that wide angle look – Part 2
Ok, for the rest of the story, er process… I created a video that shows 3 panorama post-processing methods I use on my image(s) to end up with
Panorama Shooting Techniques – Travel Photography Tip – Part 1
When traveling in areas where there are wide vistas or just a lot of something spread out in front of me,