Recent content by Kyle Jones

The bus really adds to this. Nice!

Great location!

Excellent execution as always. Great location for this! Really nice to have the full arc in the sky. I think I'd also like to see a crop with just the right side filling the sky with the core over that foreground.

Some different rocks... 1) Tenaya LakeSunset - these little rocks always seem to find their way into my Tenaya Lake photos. In this case, I wish they weren't so centered, but the rest of the composition works for me so I am living with it. You could also say that there are some really big rocks...

Eye of Alabama Arch

Nicely done - I like it! Good balance between the foreground and the sky.

Computer nerds of the world unite!

Nice to meet you Alan and welcome to the forum! :) It is really cool to hear about your experiences, thanks for sharing.

And Joshua Tree...

I just did a complete re-edit of this image so figured I should share it here. Here is Yosemite Valley.

I have been actively exploring the outdoors and taking pictures since I was a kid. I was part of a backpacking-focused boy scout troop in Northern California and truly enjoyed spending time outdoors with friends. College, marriage, and work captured most of my time in early adulthood, pushing...

You're making me want to break out my 10mm for some MW shots! Nice work.

Sorted by kinds of water (mostly just having fun): 1. River (Swan River, Montana) 2) Lake (Tenaya Lake, Yosemite) 3) Sound (Milford Sound, New Zealand) 4) Sea (Adriatic Sea, Croatia) 5) Ocean (Pacific Ocean, California)

I appreciate the review and your images are excellent as always. I just can't see myself being limited to a single focal length.

I honestly didn't expect to get anything this sharp. I used my Panasonic S1RII which doesn't have the best autofocus, and I always felt like the camera was lagging behind the subject. As it turned out, I ended up with plenty of shots with sharp eyes.