The day after I took this photo, the water was about 4' higher and
raging like the Colorado. It poured rain like crazy overnight and when I
went back to this point, I was amazed by the transformation. Ellis
River in Glen, New Hampshire. Enjoy.
This is one of my favorite photos that I've
ever taken. Long before I had a clue about the intricacies of
photography. I took this shot of my daughter about 7 years ago when she
was reaching for something in the water. An impromptu moment that is
captured forever. Crystal clear water and jagged mountains complete it
for me. Taken at Jenny Lake in Jackson, WY. Enjoy.
Yesterday was a glorious day in Kenebunkport, ME, where it was an
astonishing 85 degrees on Oct 10, and very clear skies. I was hoping
for a few clouds to add some drama to some photos, but it wasn't to be.
We had just made a quick run before dinner to show my kids the George
Bush compound, and on our way back, this looked like it could be a cool
sunset over the Atlantic Ocean. I did an HDR of this, but this was the
first photo of the bracketed shot. It doesn't reveal any lens flare,
but I really liked the rocky coast in dark shadow. The clouds just gave
it some nice sunburst effect in camera.
Go ahead, take some photos into the sun. I'm getting more confident in
doing it and actually, don't mind the solar flare, it's kinda cool.
Enjoy.
I'm glad I was able to grab this photo three days before Irene came
through. I understand that these little falls were more like Niagra
falls in the aftermath of Irene's rainfall. I'll have to go back, take
some pics from the same location and see if any of those rocks were
dislocated.
This was taken when the sun was setting behind me and most of the foreground was in good shade. HDR required here. Enjoy.
