I was up at the lake over the weekend for a very short overnight stay. This was not supposed to be a pleasure trip since we had some business to take care of at the cabin, but as we left our condo I grabbed my camera bag and tripod just in case something worthy of … Continue reading Water’s edge at dawn
I have been photographing this grove of trees for the past year now and try to make the short trek (by car) over there whenever we are up at our cabin in northern Wisconsin. This pine grove appears to have been planted with the idea of eventually harvesting the trees. This is apparent in some … Continue reading Seeing trees as beings…
Double Vision, (North) Sand Lake Wisconsin This image was taken the same evening as the the image in the previous post, Under the Falling Sky No. 23. The difference is that it was captured using the technique of intentional camera movement (ICM), here done by panning during a 1.6 second exposure with the camera mounted … Continue reading Double Vision
Under the Falling Sky No. 23, (North) Sand Lake Wisconsin This was an evening when everything seemed to come together, the light, the clouds, the sky and the lake. No pesky rafts, boats or anything else to get in the way of a beautiful sunset. As soon as I clicked the shutter, I knew this … Continue reading Under the Falling Sky No. 23
I may have mentioned an issue I deal with each summer, at least for the past few years, when capturing sunset images from the west facing bank of our lake cabin in northern Wisconsin. Our cabin neighbors a couple doors to the north have this round “raft” which resembles a giant inner tube anchored a … Continue reading Make it go away…
