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BloomingStill

Stacked image captured using a macro adapter to my lens. 4 images stacked in photoshop.

Stacked image captured using a macro adapter to my lens. 4 images stacked in photoshop.
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Out on a morning run last summer in Banff. Had to stop to capture this moment on the Bow river. Enjoy!

Mt. Rundle in the morning June 2016. Over millions of years, this great rock lifted over 5,000 feet from the surrounding landscape. If this were the

I wanted to compose the shot a bit further from my tent, but that would have put me in mid-air. It still works, and the Milky Way was blaring away ni

This tree has tons of character, and in late afternoon sun, only the upper branches are partially illuminated. Converting to black and white made the

Heron Lake in northern New Mexico seemed like a good location to watch the Perseids this year. But I thought I'd use the early night to catch a

The bokeh of the background foliage creates the impression of this Blue Flax flower floating over a sea of green. Here the macro adapters do create a

A tall group of hoodoos in the Bisti Badlands in northern New Mexico seem to Stretch toward the beautiful night sky. The Milky Way can be seen rising

Driving from Missoula to Sun Valley, ID, we wandered through some amazing and modestly traveled landscape. The mid-afternoon sun can't rob this

Turns out the Geminids shoot made for descent data to patch together some star trails. My delay didn't quite get the first image or two right, s

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A little last fun with light from my Christmas display. Cheers!

The Double Arch at Arches National Park in Utah near sunset in June 2016. Boosted the shadow detail a bit in Nik, to create an image that pops! Chee

Thunderstorms were rolling in from the east. The cloud deck limited the sunset dramatic light. The three sisters have no doubt seen this story befor

Navajo Lake in northern New Mexico in June 2017. Canon 70D, 14mm, f2.8, ISO6400, 10s. The Milky Way was blazing away very clearly during the new moo

Sometimes hoodoos are hard to believe. They seem like a prank geologists made up to see if the rest of us bought their story! This one shot at dawn

The sun peaked out for a bit this evening on the Isle of Skye. Glad I was ready for it. I used a neutral grad to stop the sky down a little. Enjoy!

Shot at the Chaco Culture National Historic Park (https:--www.nps.gov-chcu-index.htm ). I love to shoot the blue hour as a prelude to a Milky Way shoo

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