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Battleship in San Diego Harbor.
San Diego, CA
November 2, 2011
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My first star-trail photo.
I wish I had framed this better, but I really didn’t expect this to turn out at all. It was merely a test shot as I had not ever taken a long exposure like this. I had no idea what I needed for exposure, ISO, or anything, especially considering the trees would catch some light from the porch light. 3007 seconds, ISO 1000, f8
Up north, WI
November 21, 2011 10:20 PM
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My second-ever HDR image.
Brookfield, WI
July 16, 2011
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Storm clouds dwarf Vancouver as seen from the Strait of Georgia.
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
from Alaska Vacation Day 3
May 31, 2010
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“Let The Journey Begin”
On this day last year, Kelli and I set out on what may just have been the vacation of a lifetime.
I haven’t done much with the 4000+ photos I took since I didn’t have any real software to do much with them. (I still don’t have the skill, but am working on that.) So for the next 16 days, I’m going to force myself to work through some of those photos, and share some of the travel tricks that we used to be able to afford such a trip.
King Street Station
from Alaska Vacation Day 1
May 27, 2010
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I set out to get the second photo below, but ended up liking this one better.
In the backyard, Wisconsin
May 22, 2011
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“Goose Step”
Fox Valley, Wisconsin
May 15, 2011
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“On Pins and Needles”
Anza-Borrego State Park, Borrego Springs, California,
April 4, 2011
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Every now and then I get to work in the Minneapolis office. For years I flew there, but this time it was cheaper to drive. Of course, I had to bring the camera.
I love cities, and having the car allowed me to discover some cool parts of this one that I didn’t before know existed. Here’s a view from one of those.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
August 16, 2010
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“Foreign Landscape”
Even after having been to seven other National Parks in the past three years, Joshua Tree National Park took me be surprise. Perhaps much of the reason so was because nearly every part of it was foreign to me. No evergreens, leafy trees, or anything remotely recognizable from where I live or the other National Parks I’ve been too.
About the photo:
While I botched up the shot, I still included here as it still gives a sense of the place, and it reminds me of my experience. This photo was taken at the end of what is probably a pretty untypical day in April; it was in 50’s with on and off light sprinkles to a steady rain. It should have been in the 80-90’s and probably clear. So to get this shot with the sun peeking through the dark clouds behind us it probably pretty lucky.
April 6, 2011
In celebration of National Parks week
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