This last weekend I went to watch the quad bikes and sidecar motocross as it was at a track only 80 miles from my home. A good day and when the sun shone for the earlier race it was fun, but rain made the course somewhat muddy for the second race of ...
When you actually have your camera out and get to push the shutter button at that perfect moment.Canon EOS 6D, Canon EF 500mm f/4L IS (1/1000 sec., f/4, ISO 400)
I was going for a high key affect here.I used fill flash up against a white wall.These are Gladiolus. Steve Thomas
Taken along the shore of Lake Champlain, Vermont with an R5 and EF 24-105 L lens.
Taken at Arches National Park a while ago. I was drawn to the scene by the color harmony between the orange-reddish colors of the rock from sunset and the deepening blue sky as late afternoon came to a close. Taken with a 20D with a 17-40 L lens
Herd animals that live on open plains with little cover need to use each other to be less of an individual target. I think that the zebra is an great example of how the use of stripes and gathering in close proximity creates a confusing target for an...
I took this shot from the summit of Mt. Pemiwegasett, in the White Mountains of New Hampshire using a 5DIV and 24-105L lens
