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Canadian Wild Geese were out with the young birds. It was later in the afternoon, and the parents were out showing off thier newborns.
I was camping in the Alabama Hills after a long days drive.
I was waiting around downtown Durham waiting to be let into a different building for a photography job.
Got the opportunity to grab a 400mm f/5.6 and did a few shots in Hong Kong (Long Valley Park & Tai Po Kau Park) to give it another go.
As I wander the back country in the deserts of the Southwest there are hundreds of marvelous things to find.
Another from a remote area of the Colorado Plateau. It is an extract from a much larger area.
I always enjoy a good visual pun, and having in mind the Blue Man Group I thought this to be a humorous title and what might happen if King Neptune put an entertainment group together.
I was waiting around downtown Durham waiting to be let into a different building for a photography job.
Here are my personal submissions for this months contest. Feel free to vote and support.
My journey in photography began with 127 film, where my fascination leaned more toward landscapes than portraits.
Artillery Rocks on Victoria's west coast provide a huge variety of rock forms, which often remind me of living creatures.
My lovely canon 70D with an EF-S 50-250mm IS and my lack of experience with bird photography, went on a trip together to Northern Thailand and here are a few of the less crappy results with a big a
I recently photographed this restaurant for an architect client of mine. I'm getting a jump start on some editing as I'm still waiting for them to choose which photos they want.
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.
Just to kick off the September challenge. It is only after reviewing my bodies of work that I have come to understand how my ICM work has evolved over the years.
I decided to get up early for sunrise during a recent trip to the Outer Banks in North Carolina.
Abstraction is one of my favourite photographic approaches.
It is often - usually - hard to find a pleasing composition in densely vegetated areas for me, especially forests.
When walking in the Wye Valley, UK, I heard the loud roar of approaching engines and managed a snapshot of this through the woods.
The juvenile mockingbird was testing out a threat display much to the shock of the starling.
Carrying on with the variety of ICM themes. This post discusses camera motions that fall out of a singular angle of motion.
Some of the pictures are accidental abstractions or not quite abstract, but I didn't want to miss out on this month's challenge.
UPDATE 8/25 Just as an FYI - thinking about this has inspired me to add a more detailed blog post on my site. Check it out if interested;
This one is way back in the back country in Southern Utah, USA. A buddy and I, with my son, hiked back into this falls on a very hot May afternoon.
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
When I did this image I was just a few weeks after having an angioplasty. The leader of the group had asked us all to sign a waiver form and disclose any health issues we may have had recently...
