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Thanks guys! Photoshop and time. Photoshop and time.

Wow, I just love that fox image!

I'm not sure why, but this island appears quite unhappy. Or maybe it just needs it's coffee.

Love the greens, love the moss. This looks and feels just like the places in the Gorge that I call home!

This is Lower Lewis Falls on the Washington side of the Gorge.

I've never seen so many reds dominating an area like this! Definitely peak color!

You're killing it with the aerials lately! It must be nice to shoot sunrises without having to drive somewhere first.

Thanks guys! I am finding that scenes with more foliage have a better chance of looking good to me without a channel swap. Scenes with more sky and clouds I tend to channel swap.

This goes well with a nice cup of coffee. January is THE month around here for these colorful sunrises, glad you snagged this one!

Latourell Falls, in the Columbia River Gorge, shown here in 590nm Infrared. My normal processing usually includes a Red-blue channel swap to make the sky go blue, but here I omitted that step to show the colors my internal filter gives straight out of camera.

It's great when you have a stellar location and the weather cooperates! That's an awesome patch of red covering the slope!

Thanks Jameel - I think it was easier 30 years ago for strangers to be OK with getting their picture taken - nowadays everyone is suspicious of photographers and rightly so.

Thanks Jim, this was during my film-digital transition. At one point I carried a little Canon G4 along with my 35mm film gear. It was too much gear to haul around while traveling, but I was younger then!

Well thank you sir! I have participated in a few shows at local galleries, but never had my own portrait show. I have had a landscape show but that was years ago. Nowadays it's too expensive to submit to galleries so I just make photos for fun. I haven't made a single print since I retired in 2022!

Thanks Alan - back then I was running an E-6 processor at work and the more film you ran through it, the better the process stayed within control limits, so I had free slide processing for all those trips. I bought my film in 100 foot rolls and loaded 40 exposure film canisters. Lead bags and...

Between 1996 and 2006 I visited Cambodia three times. I never had more than a week in country each time, so I kept returning to visit different areas. These images were shot on Ektachrome slide film then scanned to digital files. This young lady was just passing by as we had lunch at a...

What Europa may look like. Otherworldly for sure!

The Loch Ness Monster's point of view! Could be a horror movie poster!

Thanks guys, it was a really chilly night so only made a couple photos before retreating to a warm car!

This photo of downtown Portland, OR was taken just past sunset when it was time to turn on some lights! Taken from the East Bank Esplanade on a cold day in January.