OK, this isn't as seasonal as the images of the Lake Superior ice caves, but it is another image that has sat untouched on my hard drive for too long! This is from a walk in Big Hill Park here in Beloit on a pleasant foggy morning last fall.
Comments appreciated, as always!
– Jack
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
This is a different cropping of one of the images I posted for New Year’s Day. After I’d looked at the original image for a while, I realized that this was the image I was really after (for now, at least). This seems to be a bit of a pattern with me… I could get…
The blizzard has me thinking winter thoughts, and going back through old photos for images I haven’t worked on yet. I found a few from my February 2009 trip to the Lake Superior ice caves outside Bayfield, Wisconsin. This was the first time I’d been to the ice caves, and they blew me away! I’m…
(I’m consolidating my photography sites, so I’ll be posting a few posts from other sites here in preparation for shutting them down…) Mindful Photography: Be Here Now In landscape photography, there’s often a feeling of built-up anticipation by the time we reach our destination. Whether we’ve traveled a thousand miles or driven…
Yes, I’ve done it again – I’ve entered another Outdoor Photographer photo contest! This time it’s their 3rd Annual “Your Favorite Places” contest. This is a popular contest for nature photographers – there are still 5 days to enter, and there are already over 3000 photos in the online gallery. You can see my entries…
Well, 2011 certainly flew by! As part of wrapping up the year, I’ve added a new gallery containing my personal favorites from among the many images I shot in 2011. Photos from the Northwoods of Wisconsin and Michigan feature prominently, of course, but I also have a number of favorites from Alaska and the Old…
very elegant image
Thanks, Wendy!