Recent content by Michael13

Thanks Jameel. With a telephoto lens there was a new composition everywhere you looked. Thanks Alan. I hung around till after sunset for some sky light photos. Less contrasty, but still beautiful.

This is from the Little Painted Desert County Park near Winslow, Arizona. A great place to be when the sun is low in the sky.

I am not a wildlife shooter at all, but if an animal wanders into my field of view I will grab an image or two because I feel obligated to. Having said that, these images may not qualify because they no longer qualify as wild? This guy walked down into position and posed for me, held the pose...

I am always concerned about getting probed by aliens, especially when I'm out in remote areas! But if they just wanna talk then I'm down for a meeting and exchange of ideas. 😁👽 The light was great for about 10 minutes, it was right at sunrise with broken clouds near the horizon, making the...

Sunrise hitting an unnamed peak next to the Extraterrestrial Highway in Nevada. Good day for clouds.

Here's an example from Lower Wahkeena Falls in the Columbia River Gorge. Taken in May, when it was going full steam!

Thanks Alan, one day I'll find a whole pier to shoot, maybe. Thanks Jim, I think pier pilings are the number one subject for long exposures on the coast. Thanks Jameel, I also tried a short shutter speed, but the water was distracting.

That's my kinda campground, privacy has it's rewards!

A lovely view of the greenery with this crop! The red blooms are an extra feature.

These remains of an ancient dock are in the Old Town section of Brandon, Oregon. A one minute exposure smoothed out the water in this protected area next to the marina.

Thanks Alan. I'm pretty sure it could achieve escape velocity if given enough fuel...

That could be the fade-out ending to a western movie! Happy trails to you ...

Me too, dark B+W skies add drama. Thanks Jim, I love to return to this area whenever I can - the terrain is awesome. Thanks Jeffrey, the conditions were just perfect this time. It does, but this time was just a conversion from a visible color shot!

I won't pretend to know what the actual use of this silo-like device is, so I'll just assume it's an alien domicile. Why else would it need it's own satellite communication dish on top? But how did it get so beat up, and why did they leave the hatch open? So many questions. This is just outside...

The San Jose Bad Lands near Cuba, New Mexico on a good day for clouds.