Well, I totally missed the amazing clouds the other day – argh. I did get out for an hour or so the next day; the conditions weren't at all dramatic, but I did get a few summer shots of Big Hill Park that I like. I now have images of Big Hill in all seasons, so I've got that going for me. Which is nice.
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— Jack
Here are a few more wintery images from my February 2009 visit to the ice caves on Lake Superior, just outside Bayfield, Wisconsin. Please let me know what you think! – Jack
If you share photos on multiple social sites – facebook, twitter, 500px, flickr, pinterest, or any of the many others out there – I’d like to talk with you about the issues you encounter and how the experience could be made better. If you’d like to be part of this conversation, you can comment below…
Good news for landscape photographers everywhere! Joseph Rossbach and Ian Plant have released great new ebooks in their ongoing series of instructional books on landscape photography. Guy Tal has joined in the fun with his first ebook, which I hope will be the start of a series from him! Joseph Rossbach’s “10 Tips for Amazing…
I’ve been testing LexJet’s new metallic photo paper (http://www.lexjet.com/i-14286-LexJet-Sunset-Photo-Metallic-Paper-SPMP2400.aspx) and so far it seems very nice indeed. And I can print on it using my HP Z3100 printer – no need to have the printing done at a lab! I’m wondering how other photographers present their work on metallic, Fuji Crystal Archive, or Kodak Endura…
I’m now offering posters of my photos! The 6 shown below are the first I’ve done; I’ll be adding to these over time, but if you have a particular image you’re interested in seeing as a poster, drop me a line & let me know. These are suitable for framing, printed on high-quality paper with…
Here is the first handful of photos from my trip to Alaska in June 2011. I’m at a loss for words to describe the expansive grandeur of the Alaskan landscape. Mountains, lakes, ocean, forests, meadows, rivers; moose, bear, Dall sheep, sea otters, sea lions, porpoises, whales, eagles, puffins – I could go on for days…