This past weekend, we took a snowboarding trip with some friends in Winter Park, Colorado. We were lucky enough to get some excellent snow and some great sunshine.
Let me know what you think.
Stayed at an amazing place in Winter Park, Colorado. This was taken off the back deck at Sunset after a long day of Snowboarding.
March 5, 2013 in HDR, Landscapes, Photography
Tagged Colorado, Landscape, log cabin, mountains, pine trees, skiing, Snow
We were out on a visit to Governors Island in New York in July and everyone was kind enough to sit still long enough for this shot. There was an art display built up along the lawn that made this photo fun to play with.
It’s cold and rainy here this week so I needed something to make me think of warmer temperatures…
Governors Island, New York City in July.
February 22, 2013 in HDR, Landscapes, New York, Photography
Tagged Art, Governors Island, HDR, New York, NYC
One of the few times in New York where you won’t find any people…so I took a picture. I liked the bench and the curved wall heading off into the distance.
Lonely Bench in NYC
We were in Big Trees National Park in Northern California a few years ago and we found this monstrous Redwood tree hollowed out. We barely came up to the midpoint of the tree in another photo. I really wanted to bring out the highlights of this so I used HDR to bring them into the light.
If you are curious about HDR, I recommend checking out Trey Ratcliff’s Stuck in Customs blog; there are fantastic tutorials there.
Fallen Redwood
February 16, 2013 in HDR, Landscapes
Tagged California, Fallen Redwood, forest, Giant Trees, HDR, Redwood, Sequioa
Yes, just a cart path. I was up at the Kohler Resort in Wisconsin and took a wander in the evening hoping to catch a nice sunset. Happened to come by the Blackwolf Run Golf Course in the evening and found this simple curved cart path. I love the top of the grass and how golden it was in contrast to the rough on the other side and it looked wonderful in the evening.
Hope you like it. Click on the image to see more golf photos.
Cart path at Blackwolf Run at sunset
February 9, 2013 in Golf, Landscapes, Sunset
Tagged Blackwolf Run, Cart Path, Golf, HDR, Sunset, winding road, Wisconsin
A few years back, a few of us were able to watch a practice round for the Solheim Cup at Rich Harvest (Sugar Grove, IL). It was an absolutely beautiful day and we just walked around taking photos. The golfers for both the Europeans and the Americans were incredibly nice and had no issues with us taking photos while they played.
Here is an approach shot from one of the American women…
Nice approach shot
February 8, 2013 in Golf, Landscapes
Tagged Birdie, Golf, Green, Rich Harvest, Solheim Cup
I took this photo several years ago…before I started getting into photography. Therefore, I think this shot is more luck than skill. We just loved all of the birds in the foreground and the church (I think…don’t remember what this building is) in the background with the beautiful sky.
Let me know what you think.
Birds flock to church
On our honeymoon, we spent some time in Playa del Carmen and found this dock as we walked along the beach one evening. By making this an HDR image, the wood grain just looked so much more dramatic. If only there wasn’t the yellow tape. I know…I just edit it in Photoshop, but that just feels like cheating. Maybe one day.
Do I leave the tape or edit it out?
Old Wooden Dock in HDR
On a nice walk in North Carolina (near Cary) around this pond. Across the pond is a nice outdoor music venue. The reflections looked wonderful in the water.
Hope you enjoy it…
Music Venue in Cary, NC
January 28, 2013 in HDR, Landscapes, Photography
Tagged Black & White, Landscapes, Pond, Reflection
In June, we spent some time in Central Park for a good friend’s 1 year old’s birthday. This was taken at the edge of the meadow…took a few photos and stitched them together and then brought it back into Lightroom. Part of me wanted to edit that building on the left since no one likes a building under construction in their photos. However, that building would have a crane hanging off of it a few months later during some silly hurricane named Sandy.
Hope you like it.
Sheep’s Meadow in Central Park, NYC
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