The brew
The brew II
The brew III
The Light in the night
A light not so bright
The stormy brew a pop
The three images of the Lightning were 40-80 sec exposures @ f22 and ISO 150. This is only my second set ever of photography lightning. These are of the storm that has been brewing almost every night over our home in Broomfield, CO since the beginning of July. It will be interesting to see what kind of photographs await me in the future.
Went a few blocks away from our house with my wife last night and snagged some photos of the fireworks.
Went out to San Jose and the Los Gatos area for my Sister in Law’s wedding. It was a good time filled with great food, great company, some wine and a little photography.
The "something blue"
I scrubbed the table down to get a clean shine since it was an outdoor patio table.
The "Something blue" take two.
Still outside I just tweaked the light a little.
The "Something new and old"
The pearl necklace was the “something old” from the family’s great grandmother. The earrings were the “something new”.
A little sepia tone for fun.
Some more Sepia.
The something "Sepia" I have thing with Sepia and weddings.
The something blue in Salsa shoe please.
The location in Los Gatos. CA
The Ring bearer
Take 2 Ring Bearer in 50% Sepia. Highlighting the Reds and Yellows, while darkening the Greens and Blues. I left Magenta alone.
The view from the Reception.
Looking down towards Santana Row area.
The Reception.
Note: will be adding more images as I finish them.
A brutal wind
Went for a ski near Longs Peak, however the blowing snow changed my perspective.
A sun patch in the clouds
I came back into town and did some bouldering in the sun…..
Lyle Guthmiller near Loch Lomond.
Lyle and I went to recon the East ridge of Bancroft on April 30, 2011. Instead we found something more interesting.
Yours tuly at Loch Lomond
We had a fun filled 5.5 hrs total of snow wallowing in an average of knee deep snow and some stretches crept up to our waists. Good fun.
Our snow pit analysis showed to icy weak layers, both visible in photo. The first layer was a thick sun crust which will be a bed surface for coming weeks.
We dug the snowpit near the face.
Approaching the face from here was all waist deep snow.
The sweet spot!