Looking down the Oregon coast, just after sunrise…
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Looking west from Cape Cove, Oregon, just before sunrise…
Wandering through Zion National Park on a winter morning, trying not to freeze and waiting for the sun to come up…
This was an attempt at shooting a panorama in low light. There is some banding in the final image but I thought it was worth sharing…
Exploring the Navajo reservation in eastern Arizona, just after sunrise…
Farm country in eastern Oklahoma, just before sunrise…
Early morning at Sardis Lake, Oklahoma…
Looking out across Caprock Canyon, Texas, just after sunrise…
Watching the light come up behind the hills and clouds on a fall morning somewhere in Montana cattle country…
Watching the light come up near Four Corners (the intersection of the borders of Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah)…
Watching the sun rise somewhere along the back roads of Arizona…
Why do I shoot into the sun? Can’t help myself. Noticed a sundog as I was wandering around northern Arizona one morning. The sun itself is blown out in the image, but it matches up nicely with the hole burned in my retina as I set the shot up. 😉
HDR (high dynamic range) image constructed from three exposures.
Rising sun. Power lines. Let’s call the post “Solar Power”! Here’s the deal. This is post eight hundred fifty-something for this blog. That’s a lot of photos to title. Sometimes I think of a good title, sometimes I go with whatever works. Don’t judge me…
Why do I keep pointing my camera directly into the sun? Because people tell me I shouldn’t do that, I like to see what happens, and I enjoy the cool looking afterimages burned into my retinas for the next 20 minutes.
HDR (high dynamic range) image constructed from 3 exposures.
Listening to the hissing roar of the steam vents as the sun rises behind the appropriately named Roaring Mountain, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming.
