Jun
03
2013
Seattle, Washington, USA
Nikon D800e | ISO 320 | 24mm | 1/25 sec | f7.1
Stroll with friends at the Kubota Garden in South Seattle. This small Japanese Maple had absolutely stunning curves in the trunk. While 24mm was adequate, a wider lens would have made for a more radical perspective.
Apr
20
2013A
nne and I recently returned from a 10 day trip to photograph the aurora borealis in Iceland. I’ve been putting up some posts about the experience on Clicks+Trips that highlight some of the experiences we had. In short, we had wonderful weather, we were surrounded by incredible scenery, and we and we had the luxury of travelling with some pretty wonderful photographers.
Here I’ve gathered a collection of some of my favorite images from the trip, I hope you enjoy!
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- The aurora borealis over Jokulsarlon.
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- Water cascades down a waterfall near Geysir.
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- Sun rises over a small graveyard in Hof
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- A stranded iceberg on the shore near Jokulsarlon
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- A small farm sits witness to a beautiful blanket of stars
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- Rocks sit amid ice
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- Water falls from Svartifoss over basalt columns.
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- Water flowing in front of a farm.
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- The coastal strand reaches to infinity below a lighthouse near Vik
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- Horses graze in the morning light at the Hali guesthouse
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- Morning light illuminates the coastal outcroppings near Vik
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- The moment of eruption from the Stokkur geysir in Geysir
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- The aurora over Fjallsarlon
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- A stranded iceberg on the beach near Jokulsarlon
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- Water flows down the falls at Thingvallir
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- Horses pose is stoic alignment
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- The aurora lights up the sky over standed icebergs near Jokulsarlon
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- The aurora shines over Kirkjufell.