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Photographed on the Ladybird Johnson Trail in the Redwood National Park in September 2015 in the early morning fog.
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Photographed on the Ladybird Johnson Trail in the Redwood National Park in September 2015 in the early morning fog.
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In October of 2011, I traveled to the Bristlecone Pine Forest in the White Mountains east of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. It's a starkly beautifu

Photographed on the Ladybird Johnson Trail in the Redwood National Park in September 2015 in the early morning fog.
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This photograph was taken in November 2013 in San Kampaeng Hot Springs Road near Chiang Mai Thailand. Camera was a Nikon D700 converted for infrared a

Photograph was taken in October 2011 in the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest in the Inyo National Forest in California's White Mountains. This pho

Photographed at Sunset Beach on Koh Lipe Thailand May 2013 before the monsoons arrived the next day.
Image is a composite of the sea and sky made fro

On Thale Sap, Thailand's largest lake, is the largest source of fresh water fish for Thailand. Many traditional fishing practices are still follo

For sale; once a farmer's dream to pasture their cattle. An open field near water from the klong.

A view from the klong (canal) near my house early morning. Finding balance is difficult.

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Photographed in the Santa Rosa Plateau Ecological Reserve in May 2006 of an Engelmann oak with an Olympus C5050 with a filter calibrated at 880nm and

Photographed at Bangsat Beach north of Phuket Thailand before sunrise with the full moon setting over the Andaman Sea.
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Photograph was created on a Nikon D 700 converted for infrared and visible light in March of 2013 near one of the old forts built to protect Songkhla

This is another re-edit of Big Tree first recorded in 2003 and edited soon after as a sepia image because my printer couldn't give me a good B&am

A composite photograph of Santa Fe New Mexico photographed from the same location in November of 2012: one taken at sunset, and the second shot at 3A

Just another version of this scene on the klong near my home in infrared and B&W and cropped.
Camera Fujifilm x100v converted to infrared.

Photographed in the Ronald W. Caspers Wilderness Park in Orange County California in October 2007. A copse of sycamores grow between San Juan Creek an

Abandoned pier on Thale Sap, Thailand's largest lake, near sunset with a fast approaching storm.

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