A young boy feeds some of the resident swans on a foggy afternoon.
I found these trains and their tracks somehow charismatic and enticing.
Archive for the 'Travel' Category
Perspective
25Dec08In New York City, the roofs are often as busy as the streets.
From Wikipedia:
The Flatiron Building, which when constructed was called the Fuller Building, was one of the tallest buildings in New York City upon its completion in 1902 and is considered to be one of the first skyscrapers. The building, at 175 Fifth Avenue [...]
Around the Bend
21Dec08Another HDR from the Colorado National Monument that just might work in color (though I must admit subtle Sepia made a strong argument).
Vast
17Dec08At one time, all that you see here was covered by a vast ocean. Enjoy the 16×9 goodness. You can find a larger version on Flickr if you so desire. Hmm…the width for all photos on this blog is a nice, solid 800 pixels, but when I crop them to 16×9 (as [...]
Saddle Up!
10Dec08Doesn’t this photo just make you want to grab your colt and bring justice to wild lands that have it not?
Actually, this a photo of the “Canyon Within a Canyon” at the Colorado National Monument. It started as a HDR image, and still is, but due to the light conditions on this day, I think [...]
Past Tense
09Dec08These two stone formations used to connected a really, really, really long time ago. Now, the best they can manage is a temporary handshake each afternoon.
Survival Instinct
07Dec08Another “this is your backyard” moment from Gypsum, Colorado. The snow has begun to fall in Cleveland, which means primary colors won’t be part of the landscape for sometime…seeing the snow pile up here just makes me want to get back on the slopes home in Colorado.
Festung Hohensalzburg HDR
17Nov08Hey, it’s 5:30 am. I don’t feel like thinking up a decent title. It’s a crappy lens anyway! I’m leaving for Colorado tomorrow for an extended visit with my family. I’m really looking forward to spending Thanksgiving with everyone in the same place. I’ll have my camera gear with me, [...]
Downtown
01Nov08From Wikipedia: Downtown is a term primarily used in North America to refer to a city’s core, usually in a geographical, commercial, and community sense.
The view from the 86th floor observatory of the Empire State Building as one looks downtown. There are a few NYC landmarks in this picture, some more prominent than others.
