A New England beach offering a spot of reading serenity:
Shot with iPhone, enhanced with Snapseed.
Fun in my parent’s backyard in Phoenix with a macro lens.
Shot with Canon EOS 7D, 100mm f/2.8 Macro lens
Panorama shots taken on a drive across the USA. These are from Kansas, Iowa, and Nebraska.
All shots taken with Canon EOS 7D.
While walking through the endless emerald tinted rain forest of Costa Rica, something as bright and colorful as this is definitely royalty.
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Shot with Canon EOS 7D, enhanced with Snapseed iPhone app
As the evenings get warmer, Bryant Park, located behind the NY Public Library, becomes a gathering place for lovers, strollers, and chess players.
A fountain offers calming background sounds:
As the lawn slowly fills with people and people watchers:
All shots taken with Canon Powershot G12 and mini-tripod, multiple exposures
A late afternoon along the High Line in New York yielded some nice photo opportunities. The High Line is a 1-mile New York City linear park built on a 1.45-mile section of the former elevated New York Central Railroad spur called the West Side Line.
All photographs taken with Canon Powershot G12, various exposures combined.
A late afternoon drive around our town revealed you don’t have to go to an antique store to find antiques.
I’m sure this snow plow hasn’t seen any action for years.
And the antique store has turned into an antique….
All shot with Canon Powershot G10 and tripod, multiple exposures combined using HDR Efex Pro
Lying on my back in a peaceful grove of birch trees near our town beach, I shot this with a wide angle lens.
Canon EOS 7D, EFS 10-22mm
ISO 200
10mm
f/22
1/200 sec
While not everything is blooming yet, the red barn and the red door on a cottage in our neighborhood are adding a nice splash of color to the surroundings. Soon they’ll have competition from the spring flowers.
Canon EOS 7D
ISO 320
f/7.1
Canon EOS 7D
ISO 320
f/3.2
1/250 sec
Despite warmer-than-normal temperatures, I wish the trees wouldn’t look so desolate. Can’t wait for green leaves!
Powershot G12
ISO 160
16mm
f/3.5
This was shot on Hammonasset Beach in Connecticut, on a cold and blustery day. Still, always a lovely place for a walk.
Canon EOS 7D, EF 24-70mm
ISO 100
24mm
f/2.8
1/250 sec
Stormy weather on the Connecticut shore meant there wasn’t a whole lot to see with these binoculars.
Canon EOS 7D, 24-70mm
ISO 100
30mm
f/5
1/800 sec
Wallace Falls State Park – taken on Feb 5, an unusually gorgeous and warm day.
Canon PowerShot G12
ISO 100
f/7.1
A weekend in Stowe, VT, provided an opportunity to try snow photography.
Canon EOS 7D, 50mm f/1.4
ISO 100
50mm
f/2.8
1/800 sec
Not many leaves are left on the trees – they’re all on the ground, for close-up inspection.
Love the fall colors, even though they are not as bright as usual because hurricane Irene covered the trees with salt water, which made them lose their leaves earlier than usual.
Here’s a 180 degree of the Black Hills in SD, to give you an idea of where Mt. Rushmore is situated.
Caught this wagon while passing through a little town in Oregon. First time playing around with HDR software to enhance the photo.
Canon EOS 7D, EFS10-22mm
ISO 250
12mm
f/5.6
3 exposures combined with HDR Efex
This is pretty much how every rock formation in the Badlands looks like – just imagine thousands of these and you’ll have some idea of the Badlands.
I witnessed the most amazing (and at times terrifying) storm of my life while crossing the Badlands in South Dakota: 6 hours of continuous lightning, across the entire 360 degree horizon, interspersed with torrential downpours and hail the size of hazelnuts. But it turned out to be a great night for photography.
Waiting for a ray of sun to burst through the dark sky paid off, as I visited this landmark I never thought I’d see because it’s so far off the beaten path. Glad I finally saw the inspiration for ‘Close Encounters of the Third Kind’.
Storm clouds that fortunately emptied of water by the time we got underneath.
View out the passenger window during a cross-country drive.
Canon EOS 7D, EF-S 15-85mm f/3.5-5.6 IS
ISO 100
35mm
f/4.5
1/250 sec
I like to take little figures with me on trips and insert them into photos where appropriate. On my trip to the Southwest, I took along this little Indian. He ended up in a lot of my photos.
This was the view today from our neighborhood (aptly titled ‘Sunset’).
Morning mist over Fourth Lake in the Adirondacks.
Fuji FinePix F10
ISO 400
10.4mm
f/7.1
1/600 second
This photo was taken the evening before our ascent to the top of Mt.Rainier, from our base camp.
Fuji FinePix F10
ISO 100
24mm
f/5
1/100 sec
Shot during a dust storm tearing through Monument Valley in Spring 2010.
Canon EOS 7D
ISO 100
50mm
f/5.6
1/80 second
These were all shot with my iphone, and a cool little app called ‘Hipstamatic’.
I love these sentinels of the desert – quiet giants that dominate the Arizona desert.
This was shot on Memorial Day weekend in 2006. Culmination of a 8 hour hike starting at 5 am, we were rewarded with snow on top of Half Dome and gorgeous views of Yosemite Valley.
Fuji Finepix F10
ISO 200
8mm
f/6.4
1/800 second
I shot this on a hike in the Sierra Nevada foothills, with a point-and-shoot. I loved the detail and the melancholy mood of a dead tree that could be 1,000 years old.
Fuji Finepix F10
ISO 200
10.4mm
f/6.4
1/500 second
I shot this while on spring break vacation (2010) with my son in Arizona/Utah. This was in the Lower Antelope Canyon, around 11:30 in the morning, when a few openings in the canyon allow light to reach all the way to the floor of the canyon.
Canon EOS 7D, 15-85mm
ISO 125
15mm
f/14
13.0 seconds