Wet Roads in Seattle

Loved the reflection of the streetlamp on the wet brick street. This was shot in Pike Place Market on a gloomy day in Seattle (surprise surprise).

 

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Fall Reflection

Shot this when all the leaves started falling off around late October. It’s a tree right near our house being reflected off one of my roommates lenses.

Fall Colors in Seattle

 

Still organizing my hard drive and I found this guy tucked away in the middle of 2011. Love the colors and the perspective. Reminds me of early fall back home. Shot with a Pentax K100 with minimal editing in photoshop.

Bubble Beards

Was shooting a film with some friends of mine over the weekend and you might recognize this subject as Jay from my previous post and Nick my roommate who has starred in a couple posts as well! We had a scene that we had to shoot in the bathtub and I pulled out the Canon 7d again with my speedlite and on-flash soft box to take some candids of the guys.  They got a little carried away with the bubble soap!

 

Fallen Leaves

 

 

Our neighbor Judy, has the loveliest Birch trees in her front and back yard that have started to drop their colorful leaves in the past few days. The sound of leaves crunching as people walk by is one of the things that reminds me its fall.

Shot with a Canon 7d, 40mm pancake lens

 

Valves

Found these valves in an abandoned school in Butte, Montana.

Loved the symmetry and the colors of these valves against the dark colors of the concrete.

Window to Nowhere

On a trip through the Southwest United States we found this random window that had a view of absolutely nothing. Just flatness. Every direction.

Persistent Weeds

Found these weeds outside our front porch growing despite the fact that there are steps in the way. I thought it would make an interesting photograph if done with some selective focus. After moving the focus around and deciding on what aperture to use I settled on this one! f/1.8 with my 50 mm macro lens!

Floral Fences

Walking through Santa Teresa in Rio gave us the opportunity to view some incredibly cool houses and entryways. People tended to plant flowers and other such bushes right on the edge of their property and these plants would grow through their fences and handrails to create some interesting curb appeal. I found these 2 along the same street and with the fading light I could not have caught them at a better time!

Icy Path

 

 

 

This path has been formed by the hundreds of students who trudge through the snow. I thought with the sunset it would be a wonderful image.

 

Shot with my iPhone. No editing in post process.