Recent content by Bill Swartzwelder

Wowza! That is incredible. love the red tint on the peaks. Nice work.

Wow! love the feeling this one has. Makes me feel like I am there. Nice image, thanks for sharing it.

So often, when heading to a destination that is a bit of hard work, it is easy to be so focused you miss out on hidden gems. While hiking with my wife, I stopped to look back and see how she was doing. I also saw this little gem. The light was dancing through the leaves and reflecting off...

Have never seen Dogwood blossums presented like that. Very creative and a gorgeous image. Thanks for sharing this.

Yes Jim I did. I took a few shots without the filter for insurance. :)

Really pretty the way you framed the mountains with the arch.

So the image I posted yesterday, was a stop along the way to this destination. Little Bear Falls on Bear Creek in the Ozark National Forest. Hiked pretty much straight down for a mile and a half. Although I mountain bike a lot, my quads were pretty much shot by the time I got to the bottom...

Wow those dark clouds really add a nice contrast to the rocks. Love this image!

Thanks for the kind words. Yes Jim lots and lots of waterfalls here in the spring. Most require some serious bushwacking to get to and a decent amount of rain. Springtime here is green and lush.

Arkansas has some really pretty waterfalls in the spring when we get lots of rain. This is about a 50 foot drop into a pool with another feeder creek dropping in at the very back left of the image. Would need ropes and help to get down there as the rocks are all quite slippery. This is on Bear...

Ben, it already went through Utah... it is going through CO. now. Then it ends its trip in Cheyenne where it is stored.

Great image Barry. Looks like you did your location homework... Love the bridge crossing shot!!

They are celebrating the 150th anniversary of the transcontinental railways completion... Here is the schedule. https://www.up.com/heritage/steam/schedule/index.htm

While not as artistic as Barry's gorgeous image of Union Pacific's 4014, I was motivated to blow the dust off my camera to try and capture an image of this mammoth locomotive as it passed through town. I locked up my business and proceeded to search for a photogenic location but most places...

Love the way you positioned the lighting on this.