Pine Street Woods
Gray fog filled all the space on the street between the houses and seeped like depression through town today. Fog is a great medium for intimate landscape photography. The fundamental skill I think is required is reducing the complexity of a woodland scene. Fog helps… Mollie and I had the
Idaho
Republished from Blogger - November 25, 2022
books
The Bitter Roots by Norman MacLeod
Pine Street Woods
Twin Trees and Stone Shadows
Pine Street Woods
From my last post you can assume any news on the snow front would elicit excitement. A couple of days after the last post we got a scattering of light snow whic continued to fall throughout the morning. I grabbed the camera (Fuji GFX 50sii with the workhorse Zuiko 135mm
Idaho
I was in a hurry. I pulled together my hiking gear, dog leash, bear spray, pack, and hiking poles, closed-up the back of the truck and struck out on the path. Above me was the source of excitement. The setting sun created the urgency. The last two weeks of gray
Pine Street Woods
from October 2024
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A short video
Pine Street Woods
We just got back from a long enjoyable roadtrip to visit old friends. We experienced some of the early winter snows across southern Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming on our way to southern Colorado. When we returned, we found it well into the wet fall season here. Wet leaves in great
poetry
These mornings I am a helium nucleus I drift about the forest My two companions appear Here and there Where? I think I would need a quantum probability function to know. They go about their business Sniffing, running, marking At times I think it looks like this.
Pine Street Woods
As we pass through a spectacular fall I capture a few intimate landscapes in the failing evening light. Windy conditions challenged my ability to capture some delicate subjects. The warm slanting light highlighting many subjects. Technical notes: Shot with my GFX 50s ii and Zuiko 135mm f2.8 lens. I
Portugal
Capturing a Mood