Monthly Archives: September 2014
Pumkinseed Sunfish Portrait
Not everyone can afford fancy underwater photography equipment, or have enough time to hone the skills required for this discipline. While I am exploring the possibility for getting environmental shots with a GoPro Hero it will be difficult to impossible … Continue reading
Sun Rising Over The Lake
Photographers spend a lot of time waiting for the sun to rise. The so-called “magic hour,” when light can range from good to awe-inspiring, is often considered to be 1/2 hour before and a 1/2 hour after sunset. On a … Continue reading
Lakeside Trail
I paused to take this photo of a hiking trail winding through Red Pines along a northern Wisconsin Lake. There is very little underbrush, and roots sticking out of the dirt to trip you up on this short section of … Continue reading
Sometimes a Below Average Photo is Still a Great Photo
I pour over my images for hours endlessly saying this photo or that one isn’t good enough to share, what will people think if I put out this mediocre work. However, not all photography has to be on Ansel Adams … Continue reading
Bur Oak in Black and White
Bur Oak trees are one of my favorite trees and this individual is perhaps my favorite, probably because it is a big stately tree near my home in Oshkosh, WI. It rises in an athletic field called East Hall Field. … Continue reading
Campfire Glow
Camping is one of my favorite activities because it gives me many excuses to do other things that I love like hiking, exploring, photography and sitting around the campfire. There is something primal about the sight of dancing flames, … Continue reading
Farm Sunset
While returning from a hiking trip I decided to take a few photos of rural Winnebago County, WI late in the day. As the started to set I thought it would be nice to get a silhouette of farm with … Continue reading