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
It’s starting to look like I might not get in a whole lot of winter shooting this time around – temps have been well above freezing most of the time, and there’s far more brown grass than snow to be seen. In the spirit of making the most of what I’ve got, here are some…
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 –…
This post and image by fellow photographer and online buddy Mark Graf got me thinking about some of my own favorite autumn scenes. I love the bold fall color shots as much as the next guy, but there’s something about a quiet autumn image that I find incredibly soothing and serene. Here are some personal…
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
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…
This is an image I shot on my way to the recent Tom Mangelsen Artist Reception at his Images of Nature Gallery in Galena, IL. Stopping to shoot made me miss the first hour of the reception, but I figured stopping to make some photographs was a pretty good reason to be late, and they…
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.