Recent content by Jeffrey

Nice imaging of this fascinating creature. #1 has the geometry I like.

Very nice Bob. That was an active half minute!

Beautiful scene and image, Jim.

Very nice image, Oliver. The foreground is a bit green.

I may drive for days from my home to a place special to me, only to find out it is the backyard of another photographer I met there. It's all relative to where you start your journey or where you live. The San Juan River and some Hoodoos in Utah. Far from me. Close to you if you live in Bluff!

Shoot RAW and apply whatever profiles you want in post. I shot film for a long time and the last many years I gave up on Velvia. The narrowest dynamic range of any film made!

Yes, I've learned that it is called that after I got home.

Thank you Oliver. Luck is often a factor, but what you do with it when you have it is essential. I was fortunate to get to this place when the light was just as I wanted it. But it took a lot of research, planning, and good drone technique. This is a merge of 17 frames!

Yes, pretty darn close.

But, I'm sure everyone here already knows that. For me, this image captures the fundamental essence of the place. I stepped away from it as the photographer to enjoy it even more and then reconnected. Happy that I was able to create this.

Brilliant, sharp, and colorful. Nice!

I give free lessons.

Beautiful image Alan.

Finding new ways to make use of my time during mid-day. Boulder Mountain, Utah.

Though I am always burned out on the gazillion Milky Way pictures that are all over social media and photo forums, I still had to try it myself. I approached it with no enthusiasm or expectations for a meaningful image. After Jim saw an earlier attempt of mine elsewhere, he gave me a bit of...