I have been working this summer on a long term project called ,"Working Birds". It features birds (Mostly Steller's Jays) perched on man made objects. Mostly tools though I have been branching out into other perches such as musical instruments. My pr...
While photographing a cattle round up in Northern California I brought along my infrared Canon EOS 7D. While I was waiting for the cattle to be moved I settled into some rocks and oak trees to wait. This proved to be a great spot for some landscape...
"Music to My Ears Series". Steller's Jay on Clarinet! Mendocino County, Northern California. This image was created with a Canon EOS R6 MKII with a Canon EF 100-400mm lens at 200 mm. My camera settings were AV mode, ISO 3200, F 8.0 at 1/250 th of a s...
Took my new RF70-200mm F4 L IS USM to try it out for the first time. Here are some of the pictures I took.I am watching you ...Where's the clambake ?Wait for me fellows !Trying not to be noticed....
Spring time is a great time to photograph round ups and brandings. So where do you start? Make contact with a local equestrian or ranchers association and explain that you would like to photograph a round up. Get permission to attend and arrive early...
Experience my quiet and captivating outdoor gallery exhibit featuring Canon macro photographs at the Fernbank Museum of Natural History in Atlanta, Georgia from May 2022. My gallery collection titled 'Symphonies in Scale: Lichens' will take you on an...
Right now, we are approaching the shortest day of the year, so I took my photography group downtown to shoot some light trails from a pedestrian overbridge that overlooks one of the main commuter routes out of the city. The tall tower is called Sky T...
As an artist I think it is important to find your muse. The person/place/or thing that the images just sing with ever click you make without trying so hard. This is Bethyie. She is my muse.We set up a shoot and she came over to my studio (we had no h...
Iconic California Oak Tree photographed in the Sherwood Valley, Mendocino County, Northern California. It was photographed with a Canon EOS 7D converted to infrared. The lens was a Canon EF-S10-22mm at 21 mm. My camera settings were AV mode, ISO 400...
