Well, I'm still behind on processing images, but here are a few more from my October trip to the northwoods of Wisconsin and Michigan's U.P. This group of images was shot around Superior Falls on Lake Superior.
As always, please let me know what you think!
– Jack
I’ve been going through images from our trip west last year, so I might be posting a few more in the near future. This is one of several water abstracts I shot on that trip. As always, please add your comments below to let me know what you think! – Jack
Just a quick note on the gear I have for sale here: I replaced a couple of empty ink cartridges in the Canon ipf 5100 printer, so I’ve adjusted both the description and the price for that item – it’s actually still the same amount of ink, but now more of it’s in the printer…
I attended Brad Nordlof’s Landscape Photography presentation last night at Camera Craft in Rockford. Brad showed slides (on the large-screen TV) of his photos and offered tips and advice to fellow photographers. Due to some initial time lost on technical difficulties with the TV’s interface to the computer, Brad had to omit some material –…
So, the first day of the Beloit ArtWalk is over, and it was a pretty good one! Lots of people turned out, and as far as I could tell folks were having a pretty good time. These events serve as a welcome reminder that no matter what its problems, Beloit has a lot of friendly,…
Here’s a photo from a recent visit to Pewit’s Nest, in the Baraboo Hills of Wisconsin. It’s an image of the reflection of trees in a stream – look closely, and you can make out the leaves and sticks on the stream bed mixing in with the reflection of the leaves, trunks, and branches of…
Here’s the first image I’ve processed from a quick shoot the other day. We had some great fog in the morning, so I stopped by the same park where I took this shot almost a year ago. I found a few compositions that struck me, so more to come in the near(ish) future… – Jack
All very nice Jack. I particularly like the rock. There is just always something about the texture and mix of colors that make images like this look like abstract paintings.
Thanks, Mark! I agree about the abstract look to a lot of autumn shots – there’s something very painterly about the subject.