As I mentioned in Monday’s post, this week was going to feature a fair amount of fog. This image came from the start of the night – I had just set up my tripod for the supermoon shot when the fog rolled in fast and thick. I quickly changed lenses and took advantage of the setting light to shoot this magnificent tree looking lonely without a harbor to accompany it.
The beauty of fog is that it isolates a […]
May 5th proved to be a very productive day. As I wrote on the supermoon image and the recent ‘two roads‘ one, a blanket of fog descended on me as I set up for a shot at Fort Sewall that evening. When it became clear that the fog would not clear, I set about looking for images that wouldn’t otherwise be available to me in clearer conditions.
The telescope you see stands across the harbor […]
Last weekend, I had set out for Fort Sewall in order to shoot the rise of the supermoon. Rather than the expected view, I ended up with a thick fog bank to contend with. I stood there for a while with a few others wondering if the fog would lift in town. When it only seemed to worsen, I shrugged it off and decided to make the most of what I was given.
I walked around Fort Sewall […]
For the past two weeks, the Christmas lights have been on at the lighthouse. Having captured images of the lighthouse decked out for the holidays from Chandler Hovey Park, I decided to try to find a different composition and headed to Crocker park. I got there a bit early and was rewarded with a great pastel-pink sunset.
As soon as the sun dipped below the horizon, I went to work to capture the soft Winter […]
