Posts Tagged ‘B&W’
Compositions From Above
I love working my camera along the Loghill Mesa escarpment where I live. The wide, mountainous views are beautiful to behold. But when the sky wasn’t cooperating recently, I turned my long lens downward to capture some scenes in the valley below. I love examining the contours of the land from this high vantage point. […]
Filed under: Colorado, Landscape | 48 Comments
Tags: aerial, B&W, elk, from above, photograph, snow, winter
Waterfalls In B&W
The waterfalls pictured here are from Spearfish Canyon, in the Black Hills of South Dakota. On this spring day clouds provided diffused light, eliminating harsh contrast and helping me achieve the silky water affect. Located close to one another, it was easy to get to all three falls in one afternoon. I found the vantage […]
Filed under: Landscape Photography, Photography | 52 Comments
Tags: B&W, Black Hills, prints, South Dakota, Spearfish, waterfall
Pioneer Artifacts
Another opportunity came up to photograph at a history museum and I grabbed it! This time the shoot was at the Pioneer Museum in Gunnison, Colorado which houses a massive collection of artifacts … from trains to dolls, and everything in-between. I enjoy photographing these everyday, obsolete subjects … they have an interesting history and […]
Filed under: Abandoned, Antiques | 40 Comments
Tags: antiques, artifacts, B & W, B&W, mason jars, milk bottles, museum, photography, typewriter
Spring Melt
In spring rivers everywhere wake up to meet their annual challenge. And the Uncompaghre River here in Ouray County, Colorado is awake! With plenty of snow still in the high peaks it hurries to deliver spring melt to the places waiting below. Finding a good access point I slowed down my shutter speed to capture […]
Filed under: Colorado, Photography | 58 Comments
Tags: B&W, Colorado, landscape, Ouray County, photography, river, spring, Uncompaghre River
Curve Appeal
My previous post was about the first location a friend was kind enough to share, Mystic Falls. Here is the second location … an usual grouping of curved aspen trees! Once again it was a little tight sharing a small space with seven other photographers but taking turns, it worked out all the same. We […]
Filed under: Colorado, Landscape Photography | 28 Comments
Tags: aspen, B&W, bent, black and white, color, curved, forest, landscape, photography, prints, trees
Goodbye to Winter!
Farewell, adieu, au revoir, ciao, adios, bye, bye-bye, so long, see you later, see you, sayonara, bon voyage, cheers, and toodle-oo … Old Man Winter! I have to say, I like winter more than most people it seems … but I am very happy that spring is finally here. It started snowing here (in southern […]
Filed under: Landscape Photography, New Jersey, Photography | 51 Comments
Tags: B&W, landscape, new jersey, photograph, snow, tree, winter
Going Back
A few weeks ago I took a second trip back to the Lonaconing Silk Mill in Western Maryland. When ‘time was up’ there last summer they practically had to drag me out. I knew there were many more subjects left to photograph and I wasn’t done! Having shot a lot of the machinery and wider […]
Filed under: Abandoned, Photography | 14 Comments
Tags: abandoned, B&W, black & white, factory, fine art photography, grunge, HDR, high dynamic range, Klotz Throwing Company, lonaconing Silk Mill, maryland, MD, mill, old, photo blog, photography, silk mill, textile, web log
