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 just updated the galleries (mostly by culling old photos that weren’t up to my current standards) and changed the way the gallery system works behind the scenes. If you spot any problems, please let me know! As always, thanks for visiting! – Jack
Happy New Year, everyone! Here are a few more winter images to wrap up 2009 and ring in 2010. These were taken the day after Christmas 2009 at Rock Cut State Park in Rockford, IL. We had a beautiful soft snowfall that day – you can’t clearly see the snowflakes in most of these, but…
With not a moment to spare, here’s my April 2010 desktop wallpaper / calendar image, again in two image sizes, one wider than the other. This is a detail view of a waterfall in Copper Falls State Park near Mellen, Wisconsin. To set an image as your desktop wallpaper, just right-click (PC) / control-click (Mac)…
We had a very good turnout for the opening night of Beloit ArtWalk 2010, despite a bit of rain. I spent the evening at The Villager, where Betsy & Tim were great hosts, as always! It’s always fun getting to talk with people about my photography, and a few photographers were in attendance, so I…
Happy New Year! Here’s my second desktop wallpaper / calendar image, again in two image sizes, one wider than the other. To set an image as your desktop wallpaper, just right-click (PC) / control-click (Mac) on one of the links below and save the image to your desktop or some other location where you’ll be…
I got in a little shooting this afternoon, (mostly) between rain showers – luckily the 5D Mark II doesn’t seem to mind a few sprinkles! Color is past peak here in Beloit, WI, but still quite pretty in my opinion. Shooting right after and during the rain has the advantage of enhancing contrast and color…
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.