Miles From Nowhere
I just couldn’t find a better way to title my post for today than to steal it from Cat Stevens, one of my favorite singer/songwriters while growing up. The words resonate through the image and tell a simple story not unlike my own; wanderings which find me lost, the answers which arrive in my viewfinder. [...]
All That Remains II
This is a follow-up post to All that Remains, primarily because the former didn’t include images of what actually remains on the site. There’s one other section of low wall and another hydrant, but that’s all that is visible from the access I have now. I still haven’t been able to make direct contact with [...]
River Crown
Stopping along an icy creek in the Lamar Valley of Yellowstone National Park, I found myself lying at snow-level taking images of this rock with its frosty crown. I’d say it has a most favorable view of the Absaroka Mountains…
All That Remains
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! I hope you are all enjoying time with family and close friends, appreciating those things which bring happiness into your life.
Like whispers of a forgotten past, today’s image comes from the site of the former Hunters Hot Springs here in MT. Now an empty field in the middle of nowhere, [...]
Hidden Grandeur
I’ve been posting quite a few duotone photos lately, so why not a spot of color… Taken during my latter trip to Grand Teton National Park this fall, the composition of this image is quite different from a lot of my work. The colors, layers and skewed geometry all lend to a teetering balance of [...]
Dead Horse Point Panorama
Today’s image is comprised of four separate frames, stitched together to create a rather large panorama. Having completely forgotten I’d taken the series, I was anxious to work with them a bit to see what I could come up with. I burned in the bright sky in the upper-left, popped the color and contrast about [...]
Under Color
Taken in the same region of the Caribou-Targhee National Forest as my recent Redemption in Color post, the undergrowth was so vibrant in this location that you could almost ‘hear’ the yellow. I wish I would have been able to shoot this scene a bit wider, but several old pines prevented me from opening things [...]