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
Every now and then I like to revisit the archives to look at my older photos with more experienced eyes. Often, of course, I find my standards are higher now than when I took the photos, but often enough I find photos that I think I can do a better job of interpreting and processing…
Great time at the Welty Nature Rendezvous today! Lower turnout than the Welty staff had hoped, but it’s hard to predict these things in summer. The thunderstorms held off, which was good – bad weather might make great photos, but it can make for a lousy walk-and-talk! Not a lot of people on the walk-and-talks,…
I’ve been wanting to get back to Starved Rock State Park, but it’s perhaps a trifle warm to go hiking around the canyons with 25 or 30 pounds of camera gear on my back… Instead, I’ve been working on a few photos I shot there last year. Not the same as being there again, but…
I’ve seen some photographers criticize Thomas Mangelsen as being “too commercial,” but personally as a photographer I enjoy his work while as a business person / entrepreneur I admire his business success. I’ve been to his Images of Nature galleries in Jackson Hole, WY and, closer to home, Galena, IL, and I must say his…
My thanks to Amanda Barlass and the Country Club of Beloit for displaying some of my northwoods nature photography in the clubhouse at 2327 Riverside Drive here in Beloit, WI. I’ll have work there through at least December, and probably January as well. I’m not a member myself, so I don’t know what the rules are regarding dropping by…
Here are a few more autumn images from the northwoods of Wisconsin and Michigan’s Upper Peninsula that have been languishing on my hard drive for a while… They were shot at varying locations from Mercer, Wisconsin over to Lake of the Clouds in the Porcupine Mountains in the U.P. As always, I’d love your comments!…
very elegant image
Thanks, Wendy!