On the way back from our road trip to Vail, Colorado last year, we decided to detour into the Badlands. Before we went, we had asked several people in Wall, South Dakota if it was really worth it on such a drab and dreary day. They assured us that the scenery would still be compelling. It was tough to capture the beauty of it without good lighting, but I did manage to capture some color.
I have decided to start a photo blog of sorts to highlight some of my most favorite photos that I've taken, and will continue to take. I am a bit old school --- The photo should stand on its own without any Photoshop enhancements, adjustments, fixes. A lot of what I see out there now is an altered photo. I believe you should use your eye, the camera equipment and get the shot based upon these skills. I don't always succeed, but I find that when I do? It is so gratifying. Enjoy...
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Monday, August 29, 2011
Friday, August 26, 2011
The Ol' West
One of my favorite travel photos is the one shown below. We took our first "drive" vacation with, our then, 9 month old Annabelle. I had just taken a wild guess at finding a nice place to stay outside of Moab, Utah. I couldn't have picked it any better than this. our little cabin was nestled in a huge valley halfway up the La Sal mountains just south of Moab. http://www.discovermoab.com/la_sal_mountain_loop_road.htm.
Scattered throughout this valley, were various old time farm implements that just added to the absolute charm of the place. In the shot below, I believe I captured a small glimpse of that long ago time.
Scattered throughout this valley, were various old time farm implements that just added to the absolute charm of the place. In the shot below, I believe I captured a small glimpse of that long ago time.
Monday, August 22, 2011
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Monday, August 15, 2011
Ghost Loon
Woke up early Sunday morning at the cabin to find it foggy. We went to the lake to give Anna some "swummy" time and then walked out onto the dock. To the loon and our surprise, there he was floating in out of the fog.
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