… a downed log in the forest at my university.
April 29, 2017 | Categories: Abstract/Texture, Cameras/Gear/Software/Technique, Macro, Nature | Tags: Bob's Woods, focus stacking, forest, log, oil paint, St. Bonaventure University, tree | Leave a comment
the taste of the air shifted.
April 26, 2017 | Categories: Landscape/Panorama | 1 Comment
a hard wake-up during The Road Years.
April 25, 2017 | Categories: Landscape/Panorama | Leave a comment
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I wish I could figure out what these are.
April 25, 2017 | Categories: Macro, Nature | Tags: flower | Leave a comment
… a May apple plant unfolds in the forest at my university.
April 25, 2017 | Categories: Abstract/Texture, Macro, Nature | Tags: Bob's Woods, forest, macrophotography, May apple, origami, spring, St. Bonaventure University | 1 Comment
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April 25, 2017 | Categories: Macro, Nature | Tags: flower, tulip | Leave a comment
the fall to earth.
April 23, 2017 | Categories: Landscape/Panorama | Leave a comment
The other day I posted this pretty blanket of tulips from the Denver Botanic Gardens. I’ve been reconsidering the shot and thinking it needed a little more focus to succeed. So I did a bit of cropping and pulled the light in on the flower that seems to be the heart of the image – the purple one sticking its head up at the top left third point.
What do you think?
April 23, 2017 | Categories: Cameras/Gear/Software/Technique, Macro, Nature | Tags: flower, tulip | 3 Comments
I’m shifting now from the desert to a similar landscape … the ocean. Here, I’m discovering the huge horizontal spaces both ‘scapes offer. There is a magnificent ever-changing pattern of sky, wave, surf, sand. And light. The various shapes take on obvious to subtle messaging, each unique. So, I’m thinking I’ll concentrate on this for a while as I consider my work.
April 21, 2017 | Categories: Landscape/Panorama | 3 Comments
… in the high desert of south-central Oregon, USA …
April 21, 2017 | Categories: Cameras/Gear/Software/Technique, Nature | Tags: desert, flower, plant, road trip 2016, south-central Oregon | Leave a comment
