Most of my self portraits show me taking pictures or playing with one of my grandkids, or at a gallery show or enjoying a vista in Vermont and elsewhere. This image – taken on a walk through the neighborhood – caught my attention as I was crossing the street. The deep shadow, outlined yet moving […]
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Mount Mansfield September Sunrise Five
Happy New Year Everyone! This is the 5th image in my Mount Mansfield September Sunrise photo shoot one morning, September, 2018. It is the first of the series with the sun actually showing. The prior images were twilights, from astronomical twilight to nautical to civil, each a progressive category of light appearing with the sun […]
Mount Mansfield September Sunrise Four
This is the moment before the sun shows itself. More light reflects orange on the fog. Foreground fields appear. Astronomical twilight is a recorded memory. Nautical twilight’s eyes are wide open. And Civil Twilight will soon evaporate into pure light. By this time, with the light rising so quickly, my own sense of time has […]
Mount Mansfield, My Favorite Sunrise Photo Shoot Series of 2018 – Image Three
Though only a few minutes have passed from my previous pic (Image Two, link at bottom of this post), already there’s small changes. As I wrote in my image description on my image site at Fine Art America – “only a few minutes more have passed, but already patches of fog in the valleys are […]
Mount Mansfield, My Favorite Sunrise Photo Shoot Series of 2018 – Image One
I’d been mulling which of a late September Mount Mansfield sunrise pics I captured to upload to my site on Fine Art America (FAA) and decided since I couldn’t decide (smiles) that I’d present a series from this incredible morning’s photo shoot. I was very lucky and very grateful to have made myself get up […]
Dateline Austin: Goodbye Fall, We Hardly Knew Ya, But It Was Still Nice :)
Fall colors, or just a plain old Autumn, never last long in Austin anyway, but the moments that appear are a welcome sight. Some are specially created spots right in downtown (see below) while others, like above, are remnants of preserved beauty from Austin’s origins. There’s of course more, but it’s two weeks before the […]
