Trying to catch otters at some kind of rest is a challenge. They are always on the move - writhing around each other to reinforce their social bonds, or suddenly darting off to explore some new interest and often disappearing into the water. So, I w...
While visiting Yellowstone we drove by the Fountain Geyser and learned it was about time for an eruptions. Well, "about time" took over an hour but we waited - watching it bubble an burp. The wait led to peak eruption at sunset. It made for a nice ...
I was very clear in my mind while planing my bear photography trip to Finland that I wanted the bear in the colourful autumn background. Here I used a narrow aperture to get the background landscape to play a part in the, otherwise, a bear focused pi...
An early morning stroll with the mom. Canon EOS R6, Canon 70-200mm f/2.8. Shutter 1/800, f/2.8, ISO 2500Mom and me
I found this mushroom in my local woodlands. It was positioned just above a small dip in the ground that I laid down in to get the angle up to the mushroom and the light through the trees in the background. To get the light on the mushroom I used a...
It’s early morning at Los Angeles Union Station as these two metro trains prepare to take commuters to their destinations. Symmetry and creating angles is a big part of what I enjoy doing what I do. It’s funny I was just walking around the platform a...
In the past I was on safari in the Kenya, and one of the activities was a hot air balloon fight over the Masai Mara at dawn. As the balloon came in to land I saw this bird sat in the top of a tree, and took this series as another bird came in to land...
I believe That Chess has an artistic aThe Hands of Chessppeal to it that are conveyed by the images of hands moving the pices.
I just recently started shooting in Monochrome and thought I'd share this photo. I've walked by this bench hundreds of time without ever giving it a thought to photograph it. However, black and white puts you in a different mindset when it comes ta...
