Monthly Archives: April 2012
Reflections of snow
One of the things that was so impressive to me about Utah was how much scenery there was surrounding the city. In every direction I looked there were snowy mountains that seemed so close that I could almost touch the … Continue reading
Posted in Utah
Tagged clouds, HDR, High Dynamic Range, mountains, Nikon D3s, Provo, Utah, Utah Lake
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A before and after look of a Krishna Temple
A little while ago I posted a photo I had taken during my trip to Utah of the Sri Sri Radha Krishna Temple in Spanish Fork on the morning before the start of the Festival of Colors. This photo was … Continue reading
Posted in Before and After
Tagged Before and After, HDR, High Dynamic Range, Nikon D3s, Sri Sri Radha Krishna Temple
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Central Rotunda
For those that know me they’ll know that one of my favorite places to go for a shoot is the Griffith Observatory. It’s nearby, the view of the city from there is great, and the architecture of the observatory is … Continue reading
Posted in Los Angeles
Tagged fisheye, Griffith Observatory, Griffith Park, HDR, High Dynamic Range, Nikon, Nikon D3s
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Pals
My trip to Death Valley last year was a big one for me. Number one it got me to a place I had been itching to see for many years. And two, it got me in touch with a lot … Continue reading
Posted in Death Valley
Tagged Death Valley, desert, Mesquite Flat Dunes, mountains, people, sand
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Sunset wash
When I was up by the peak of Mt. Thom in the Verdugo Mountains of Glendale, CA, myself along with +Rob Lobes and +Robert Gibbons waited for the sunset. The sky was uninteresting a haze washing over the valley and with … Continue reading
Posted in Glendale
Tagged Glendale, HDR, High Dynamic Range, Mt. Thom, Nikon D3s, sunset, Verdugo Mountains
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A misty path
With the sun already down and the blue hour quickly getting darker, I decided to to go for a long exposure show of these rocks in at Abalone Cove Shoreline Park in Rancho Palos Verdes. The sky was plain as you … Continue reading
Posted in Rancho Palos Verdes
Tagged Abalone Cove Shoreline Park, Long Exposure, Nikon D3s, ocean, Rancho Palos Verdes, rocks
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Emergency assistance
During a shoot around the Hollywood Metro Stations a fellow photographer decided he needed some “emergency assistance” to get a nice set of bracketed shots. Tripod police tend to be pretty strict around these Metro Stations so the use of … Continue reading
Minato Mirai 21
As many times as I’ve been to Japan, and Yokohama specifically, I never once before made my way to the top of the Landmark Tower to catch the view from the observatory deck. On this last trip I wanted to … Continue reading
Posted in Japan
Tagged blue hour, HDR, High Dynamic Range, Japan, Landmark Tower, Minato Mirai 21, Minato Ward, Nikon D3s, Yokohama
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Utah State Capitol
I had such an incredible time during my stay in Utah and one of the highlights of that trip was being able to visit the Utah State Capitol. The interior of this building was such an incredible sight that myself … Continue reading
Posted in Utah
Tagged architecture, buildings, HDR, High Dynamic Range, Nikon D3s, State Capitol, Utah
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Queen of the Castle
Like many in this world, I grew up being a fan of Mickey Mouse. Anything Disney is simply carved into society and culture. But one thing that some fans tend to forget is that behind every great mouse, is his … Continue reading
Posted in Anaheim
Tagged Disney, Disneyland, HDR, High Dynamic Range, Minnie, Minnie Mouse
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