We’ve gotten a lot of snow recently and I’ve enjoyed the opportunities each new blanket provides to make pictures of small things.
Here are some pictures from recent explorations at Riley Trails.
Riley Trails In The Snow
Between the pandemic and unpacking (and well, general lethargy), I haven’t been out with or without cameras since we moved to the north side of town back in November. I used some new gear as an excuse to finally get to Riley Trails yesterday, which is located just a couple miles away. The light was great on this morning!
Great Smoky Mountains Photography Summit 2019
This was another fantastic event in Townsend, Tennessee with 125 nature & landscape photographers gathering for a few days of shooting, instruction, and community.
My Best Nightscape & Astrophotography Images from 2019
Some of my favorite images from this past year’s adventures:
My Best Landscape Images from 2019
Arches National Park at Night
Ho boy was this a blast.
Great Sand Dunes National Park
My friend Tom and I spent a few days exploring Great Sand Dunes National Park and the surrounding area back in April. It’s a spectacular valley and we had a great time getting some really good pictures. The trip ended with vomiting at a Walgreen’s.
Mueller State Park at Night
Thanks to the Colorado Springs Astronomical Society again, I headed back up into the mountains to Mueller State Park on Saturday night.
Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument at Night
In case you hadn’t heard, I have a new job with Glazier Clinics. I’ll be working remote from Michigan most of the time, but they’re based in Colorado Springs, and I am spending two weeks there in August.
One Night on Blue Ridge Parkway
I needed some outdoor time, and lucked into a last-minute room at the Pisgah Inn, on what was supposed to be a clear night, perfect for night sky photography.