This past weekend we gathered a group of 11 college kids, piled into a van and drove 14 hrs to Telluride, Colorado for a Pretty Lights concert! Needless to say we had a blast and enjoyed the gorgeous views of Telluride as well as the atmosphere of the concert during the weekend!!
Here are a couple photos from the trip!
I’ve been going through some old images as I clean up my hard rive and I came across this beauty from 4 years ago when my dad and I traveled through the Southwest United States. Shot in the Upper Antelope Canyon just outside of Paige, Arizona. Amazing that back then I was taking images like this every once in a while. 1/10,000 but still gorgeous!
A scan from last years winter time. We had about 6 inches of snow on the ground at this point. Shot with my Pentax ME Super with Arista EDU film scanned with a Flextight x5 scanner.
Another image from Bear Canyon. Shot at f/22 1 second ISO 100.
My roommates and I spent the night taking pictures of the stars up in Hyalite Canyon last night. It’s incredible how many stars are visible once you leave the town limits and look up. This was my first time ever seeing the Milky Way so I spent most of my time up there taking pictures of it. Here’s what I came up with.
Seen on the coast of Rio de Janeiro. I like this picture because it instills a sense of place in the viewer. I look at this picture and feel small.
What do you feel?
On a trip through the Southwest United States we found this random window that had a view of absolutely nothing. Just flatness. Every direction.
My roommate and I went out to the edge of town and took some pictures of the Bridger mountains during the sunset in order to get that oh so majestic Golden Hour lighting that landscape photographers strive for in their images. We found this wheat field to be a perfect foreground for the mountains and a great contrast to the cloudy and dark skies!
Last night a buddy of mine and I decided to head out way past the city lights in a quest for the best picture making opportunities. It was cloudy in Bozeman and we really wanted to get some sweet pictures of the Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse. We raced the clouds, drove recklessly on an empty road and overall had an awesome adventure. We got a 15 minute window between clouds and we took full advantage of it!
For your viewing pleasure and for everyone stuck in Bozeman or under the clouds somewhere.
Canon T1i 55-250mm lens f/5.6 2 seconds 800 ISO barely touched up at all in Aperture. Fixed some noise issues and sharpened a bit.
Photographers Dream 