Sunrise Surfers
Eagle in Flight
Maywood Sunset
Doe Portrait
Blue Heron
Crisp Fall Air
Silence Before the Storm
Pigeon River Sunset
The Wanderer
Blue Hour Lighthouse (long exposure)
Sunrise Waves
(Wild) #2
Snowy Bridge
Summer Serenity
Abandoned Swing-set
Abandoned House
Mill Pond Path
Jetty Sunset Facing East (composite)
Badlands Bison (Wild)*
Lighthouse Fog*
Fall Road
Competing Forces
Colter Bay - Pre Sunrise*
Kohler Andrae
Dragonfly Staredown
Badlands Sunset*
Twisting Contrast
Seven Sacred Pools
Kohler Andrae Cordwalk Sunset
Miners Castle Rock*
Tendick Sunset*
Yellowstone's Grand Canyon - Lower Falls
Falling Arch
Abandoned Barn
Kitch-iti-kipi
Maywood Sunset
Aloft
Port Harbor Sunset
Grand Teton - Early Light
Fall Pano
Cedarburg Mill
The Light
Sea Smoke Sunrise*
Mormon Barn*
Milwaukee Art Museum - Blue Hour*
Duck Family (Wild)*
Port Washington Church - B&W
On Edge
(Wild) #1
Abandoned Schoolhouse*
Tranquility
Yellowstone Elk (Wild)
Sunrise Surfers
Eagle in Flight
Maywood Sunset
Doe Portrait
Blue Heron
Crisp Fall Air
Silence Before the Storm
Pigeon River Sunset
The Wanderer
Blue Hour Lighthouse (long exposure)
Sunrise Waves
(Wild) #2
Snowy Bridge
Summer Serenity
Abandoned Swing-set
Abandoned House
Mill Pond Path
Jetty Sunset Facing East (composite)
Badlands Bison (Wild)*
Lighthouse Fog*Temperatures were well below 0F this day. In these types of situations, because the water is warmer than the air, it causes what is known as sea smoke. The sea smoke was extremely thick during this shot. In fact, I had to snap quite a few pictures before I found enough of a break in the sea smoke so that you could actually tell a lighthouse was even there!
Fall Road
Competing Forces
Colter Bay - Pre Sunrise*
Kohler Andrae
Dragonfly Staredown
Badlands Sunset*
Twisting Contrast
Seven Sacred Pools
Kohler Andrae Cordwalk Sunset
Miners Castle Rock*
Tendick Sunset*
Yellowstone's Grand Canyon - Lower Falls
Falling Arch
Abandoned Barn
Kitch-iti-kipi
Maywood Sunset
Aloft
Port Harbor Sunset
Grand Teton - Early Light
Fall Pano
Cedarburg MillThis shot happened by complete accident. I was initially in town to do some night photography of the local bike trail, which wasn't working out so well (trail lacked adequate lighting). But thanks to that, I was able to find this image.***This photo was 'shared' by the Cedarburg Chamber of Commerce Facebook page
The Light
Sea Smoke Sunrise*This was, by far, my coldest shoot to date. This morning held whopping highs of -6F with a real feel of -24F. I could only take my hands out of my gloves for a few seconds before they would go completely numb!
Mormon Barn*
Milwaukee Art Museum - Blue Hour*In photography there is something known as the 'Blue Hour'. The Blue Hour is a time when the sky consists of a very vibrant blue hue, that isn't always visible to the naked eye, but your camera's sensor can definitely pick up on it. In this particular instance, the Blue Hour only lasted for about 10 minutes, before the red moon started to rise. In fact, it was so strong for this particular 10 minute period that I actually had to look at my buddy's camera to make sure something wasn't wrong with my screen (I had never seen it that blue before). The Blue Hour usually occurs an hour before sunrise and an hour after sunset. FYI - the streaks you see in the lower left are cars cruising past during the shot.
Duck Family (Wild)*This was a family of ducks, taking some time to relax. Mother duck decided to lift her wing feathers at the perfect time, in which I was able to get an image of her beautiful blue/purple colored feathers underneath.
Port Washington Church - B&WNight shot of the Port Washington church.
On Edge
(Wild) #1
Abandoned Schoolhouse*An abandoned country schoolhouse.
Tranquility
Yellowstone Elk (Wild)
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