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We decided to visit Gold Beach, Oregon earlier this summer and reservations were set.
I was working on my residency a Bighorn National Forest in northern Wyoming and there was a canyon on the eastern edge of the national forest with such a crazy name that I could not resist visiting
Of course, a group of crows could be silhouettes but the viewer should not confuse them with other birds
Per Dean's suggestion of making members aware of the fstoppers competitions.
So I spotted this Pika in a scree field while backpacking in the maroon bells wilderness.
I was in one of the most remote areas in Arizona. You can get there by 4wd truck, but just barely.
I captured this image on a patch of blazing star in a Missouri meadow.
There are so many pictures of NYC around, including skylines panoramas, it's not that easy to offer something new. Here's one of my attempts.
I am fairly new to Milky Way photography and after going out a few times with a Canon RF 15-35mm F2.8L lens, which is great, I was craving more. More light that is.
Quite different than my usual fare here. There is a huge rail yard in my city, and with it a number of industrial type buildings and facilities.
I opened my desk drawer and noticed a platter (from a laptop hard drive) and I flashed on the scene from "2001: A Space Odyssey" where the Pan Clipper (Orion III Spaceplane) flying from the space s
Exploring the Dolomites, I found this wonderful tower rising from the vegetation, where a small waterfall flows.
This image was created while I was serving my residency at Acadia National Park in Maine, USA. For a denizen of the desert like me it was like a paradise. A photographic playground.
There was a Herron sitting in the water, I had to change my lens so that I can at least try and get some photos of him.
I was going to be in Mia's home town. I reached out and set up a shoot while I was there. We spent the afternoon walking the downtown area.
Here is a selection from a recent series I photographed in Texas featuring a nude model posing with a chair.
Hey guys Been a while And now several kids later
My wife and her mommy tummy. What you all think? What are some poses or ideas that would work for this style?
Underwater model photo shoot with Laura and Nicki. Making of video on my channel Lichtfang Fotografie Weimar.
Next workshop 2024: https://www.lichtfang-foto.de/workshop/
I saw this kind of pose somewhere online and I always wanted to try it
Mel Troutt, with an infrared converted D7100 (full spectrum conversion). I love how the IR renders the leaves as white.
Looking in a very small crevice in a beach rock revealed someone was at home. The fit was so tight to get my camera and lens in place I almost settled for a phone picture.
The Bisti is a trackless wilderness area in Northern New Mexico. There are no marked trails, or reliable maps that I am aware of.
It is often - usually - hard to find a pleasing composition in densely vegetated areas for me, especially forests.
This is an ICM images of onion skins in a sheet of ice. I took the base photo, duplicated it, then flipped and layered on top of the original and finally desaturated with NIC.
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...
