This is a bit of an experiment, inspired by Dave Taylor and Varina and Jay Patel, among others. I’m starting with only 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…
These were shot at Little Girl’s Point in the Michigan U.P. in early October. This is one of those spots that offers so much more to the senses than I can show in a photo – the larger waves sent water splashing into my face (and the camera’s lens!), a crisp wind blew the scent…
Here’s an image of an aspen from my October trip to the northwoods of Wisconsin. I say “an aspen” as this is almost certainly a single organism, even though we usually refer to them as separate trees. Aspens reproduce mostly by sending out shoots from the roots – what we perceive as individual trees are…
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
As usual, I’m way behind in processing images. This is from my trip north at the beginning of October. There was some really nice fall color, and lots of rain and clouds! That can actually be a good thing – it helps the saturation of the colors & makes them pop a bit. I shot…
A couple of images from a recent trip to Governor Dodge State Park here in Wisconsin. The colors weren’t brilliant, but it was still a beautiful Wisconsin autumn day! Unfortunately, you really lose the sense of depth with the small versions here. These are larger than the versions on my Facebook page (at http://www.facebook.com/jackvjohnsonphoto), but…
Here’s another image from the recent trip to Pewit’s Nest in the Baraboo Hills of Wisconsin. This is more straightforward than the last image – it’s a simple image of the small waterfall at the end of the canyon. This was the last image of the day, made just after sunset.
Here’s a photo from a recent visit to Pewit’s Nest, in the Baraboo Hills of Wisconsin. It’s an image of the reflection of trees in a stream – look closely, and you can make out the leaves and sticks on the stream bed mixing in with the reflection of the leaves, trunks, and branches of…