North on 395
Sailing Ventura
Ballybofey at Late Evening Sunset
Super Blood Blue Moon
Giants Causeway
Ventura Pier
Point Pinos Lighthouse
Evening in Dublin
Blarney Castle
Cafe in Derry, Ireland
Giants Causeway
Ross Castle
Frozen Desert Sunrise
Rainy Ridgecrest
Two of Kind
Twin Lakes in Fall
Puddle in Texas
Brenizer Method
Autumn Waterfall
Ventura Pier
Morning in Monterey
Ridgecrest in Morning
Crab House Monterey
Wild Berries in North Lake
St. Brigids Cross for Sale
Short Canyon, Inyokern CA
Giants Causeway
Jameson Whiskey
Trucker 395
Channel Island Lighthouse
Red School House Olancha
Silhouette Sunset in Ventura Harbor
North on 395About a mile from my home, Driving North on 395 is how most of my photo adventures start. From this point going north there are so many things to see and do. Some of the most beautiful scenery in the US.
Sailing VenturaI love the beach almost as much as I love the mountains. There is something tranquil about both.
Ballybofey at Late Evening SunsetSun was setting very late in the evening and my first night here. There is this wonderful path to walk and just enjoy the view.
Super Blood Blue MoonI was so glad I got up early early in the morning to watch this Super Blood Blue Moon. I was so crazy to see the stars with the full moon out.
Giants Causeway
Ventura Pier Very gloomy sunrise made it easy for a long exposure.
Point Pinos LighthouseEven though it was afternoon sun, I still like the way this photo came out.
Evening in DublinIt was my last night in Ireland and I was so tried, but forced myself to get and take as many shots as I could.
Blarney Castle
Cafe in Derry, IrelandIt was a rainy cool day in Derry. I did some heavy editing, in regards to removing cameras and other surveillance equipment. It was distracting from the focal point of the couple enjoying their time in the cafe.
Giants Causeway
Ross Castle
Frozen Desert SunriseRain is rare, and frozen ponds more so. I was hoping for more of a reflection shot, but when I saw that most of the dirt road ponds were broken up you make due with what is there.
Rainy RidgecrestSince I live in the desert, rain is a rare sight to behold. So if I can I gear up and sit out in the rain and shoot as many as I can.
Two of KindThis was a lucky shot. These Snow Geese arrive every year and I go out and take pictures every year of them. I have tried so many time to get them right underneath for this shot. So for me it was a planned, but lucky shot.
Twin Lakes in FallShot this across the lake. Wasn’t sure if was going to come out the way it did.
Puddle in TexasJust after a rain storm had cleared up, I took my camera and just stuck to the edge of puddle in my family’s driveway. Just on of my trucks driving on Robert Lee Hwy.
Brenizer MethodMy first try at the Brenizer Method. My subject is my granddaughter Maci
Autumn WaterfallI almost drove right pass this area. Just happened to catch the water flowing in the corner of my eye. It was absolutely breathtaking.
Ventura PierJust love Ventura.
Morning in MontereyEnjoying the morning waiting to go whale watching.
Ridgecrest in MorningThe sunrises and sunsets in the desert can just be breathtaking. So many variants of light and shadows.
Crab House MontereyI like this photo just because it reminds me why I enjoy traveling, and that’s food.
Wild Berries in North LakeJust was enjoying the morning fishing and took some time to get some photos. I love seeing life in all its form.
St. Brigids Cross for SaleHad to wait for some time for other people to leave to get this shot.
Short Canyon, Inyokern CAThe best part of living in the desert is surrounded by many wide-open places to explore.
Giants Causeway
Jameson Whiskey
Trucker 395
Channel Island LighthouseMid-afternoon lighting is not the best for photography. But was able to dodge and burn a photo to make something of a rather flat photo.
Red School House OlanchaOld Red School House
Silhouette Sunset in Ventura HarborShooting into the sun is a great way to achieve great silhouettes.
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