Spooky, eerie mists My last trip to the Blue Ridge Mountains was an overnight trip. I headed up to get afternoon and sunsets photos, then woke real early for some sunrise shots. The morning this picture was taken it drizzled off and on for a good three hours. Pockets of drizzle or rain would come...
I’ve Got New Gear Santa was very generous this Christmas and I received a couple new photography related items. My loving wife got me a copy of Trey Ratcliff’s new book, A World in HDR, which besides providing insight into some of the processes Trey uses to publish his incredible images also keeps my creative...
The railroad in the background was the initial focal point for this picture. While traveling across the bridge where I took this, I didn’t even see the fishermen on the inlet. As I was backtracking to the bridge, I came across their pickup truck and tent. Only when I got onto the bridge did I...
Some of the unexpected shots I get normally start with a full ABS power break 20 to 200 feet after something catches my eye. And if I’m on the interstate, that also means taking the next exit, otherwise balancing the urge to go back versus moving on. This viewpoint was in the dark heading out...
Heading away from the Guidestones, I came across this field just as the sun was beginning to rise. The combination of fog, green grass, and sunrise made this memorable. I was nervous as the fields were on an access road and the homes surrounding it were waking up for the morning. Contrails to/from Hartsfield Intl....
