I'm looking to set if people prefer the color or black and white version.
Recently, I went to the Great Sand Dunes National Monument, for a shoot at dawn. This shot was one of my favorites from the morning.
Exploring the Dolomites, I found this wonderful tower rising from the vegetation, where a small waterfall flows.
It is often - usually - hard to find a pleasing composition in densely vegetated areas for me, especially forests.
Just for fun, I tried simulating Ansel's famous photo.... But about the only think I got right was the mountains.... The trees have grown a lot in 83 years, can't hardly see the Snake River...
Artillery Rocks on Victoria's west coast provide a huge variety of rock forms, which often remind me of living creatures.
We vacation almost every year in upstate New York, near where my wife's family is from. I have made kind of a tradition of doing a star trail photo every year.
I have reason to travel to Yarrawonga in northeast Victoria on the Murray River regularly, and while the landscape on the flood plains is flat, the skies can make up for the lack of dramatic scener
I have driven past this spot many times and often thought that if I could get the right cloud structure over it, and good light that it would make a nice image.
The strange rock formations at the Giants Causeway in Bushmills Ireland. Taken near sunset bringing out both the golden hour light, and the texture of the slabs.
A fleeting rainbow appeared in 'Ōpūnohu Bay on the island of Moorea. Only visible for a few seconds.
These birds are fast...they are hard to get into the camera....but once you get them, they are yours...amazing little birds for sure!
Looking for new locations in Dolomites, during a scouting trip, i find this epic mountain with a vertical and impressive wall, very amazing to see.
I've been experimenting with a new editing technique all week on some of my older photos. I decided to do a series on some of my older lighthouse photos. These are some of my favorites.
Golden hour magic on Emerald Isle, North Carolina at the Bogue Inlet Pier.
During an autumn hike in the Dolomites, my plans changed due to bad weather.
Wanted to share a few photos I recently took at Duke Gardens, part of Duke University.
I noticed a lot of the newer cameras have a feature called pre-capture where essentially you can go back one or two seconds and still have a photo that you didn't actually take.
Scouting the Dolomites lead me in this incredible secret valley, a lot of place to see here. The perfect place for nature lovers and trekkers.
Some weeks ago, I had the opportunity to revisit Fervenza de Torez, a waterfall I’ve photographed several times, but nature always finds ways to surprise me.
A couple of shots of Sgwd Sychryd in the Neath Valley. I'd taken these some time ago and just came across them so thought I'd share them. As always, constructive comments are welcome.
My first photo of 2025. I was in the little town of Moncure, North Carolina for a round of disc golf on New Years Day.
I've been in this particular grove on Vancouver Island a number of times, and the conditions a couple of weeks ago in this old growth forest were the best I've ever seen.
I thought I would have a hard time finding the comet in the St. Louis light pollution, which turned out to be wrong. So I drove a short distance along US Highway 44 West looking for a darker sky.
After 8 ratings (close to 4) this photo was rated 2. Which is okay, but unfortunately no feedback was provided. I would like to improve and therefore any feedback is very welcome.
For a while I have the feeling when I upload a file to the site the image posted on the website seems to be a bit darker and a bit more saturated.
