Recent content by Jeffrey

On an average storm chasing day we were in 3 to 4 different states. We photographed the day's last light here and then drove to the hotel in Liberal, Kansas. We never stopped moving. Except for events like this.

I think that's a good framing for that nice grouping of blooms. Now my eye doesn't wander far from the subject, which also really takes center stage here.

I love those blooms. I would take it a bit further and bring in the sides a bit more.

That’s just lovely. The snowy peak is a nice detail. Shasta?

This is the creation of a supercell that was forming over the plains in northern Nebraska. It’s fascinating watching one of these things come alive. This stuff is really exciting if you like weather and clouds!

Thanks, Jim. I am with a storm chasing group of Photographers. So far we’ve been in Oklahoma, New Mexico, Texas, Kansas, and South Dakota. We’re heading to some other state right now, but frankly, I don’t know which one it is at the moment. Let me finish out the week and I’ll give you a better...

Chasing storms starting in Oklahoma this week. Already been to Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Kansas and now we’re in Nebraska. Chasing down some storms as we find them. This one really wasn’t a storm but a beautiful end to my first day out there. Hartley, Texas.

I think you can look down a bit more than up with the portrait mode. Never really did a test... BTW, you need to fly higher in the gorge. It's OK to do so. Consider ground level to be the top! Nobody will care. I flew over 1000' high recently, quite remote with NO people around. This...

Very nice image Alan. I enjoy the same feature. As long as you are viewing straight ahead and not tilting down.

That's real pretty Jameel.

Not sure what you mean. What campground?

Thanks Kyle. That's what I was doing. And camped 25 feet from river's edge.

Your basic mid day sunny landscape scene, but I like it. The upper Owens River in front of the Sierra Nevada in eastern California. iPhone 16 pro. And an aerial view of the river as it winds it's way towards Lake Crowley.

And you should. It seems like a one use request. I would think something in the $500-$1000 range would be adequate.

I’ve done a little bit of that. If you find the right person there, ask what they intend to do with it and try and base your contract around that. If they are going to be marketing it or somehow generating income from it, you need to know that and price it accordingly. If not, it just may end up...