So two post in one day….making up for my once again MIA for the past what feels like two weeks. But first my screen to my computer is not working and I am in New Mexico celebrating my father’s birthday. Fist we spent a few days in the FABULOUS Santa Fe (kinda touristy, but still [...]
Archive for May, 2008
Out West….Again
Posted in Trip to New Mexico, tagged Bandelier National Monument, National Monuments, National Parks, Native Americans, Nature, New Mexico, photography, Pueblos, Santa Fe on May 30, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Flag…the deer
Posted in photography, tagged animals, deer, Maine Wild Life, Nature, photography on May 30, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
So the name is more a camp reference then the actual name of the deer. Taken at the Maine Wild Life Perserve, the deer was still in the fence but you can’t see the fence. I love how the deer stopped moving to give me time to take the picture, ie focus and get the [...]
Broken Down
Posted in photography, tagged boats, Maine, Monhegan Island, photography, rustic on May 22, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Sorry if it seems that I have been MIA lately but I really just have been VERY VERY VERY busy. Its the end of the school year so I have had a lot of packing, a lot of moving, and a lot of finishing projects up thus running around school.
Since it had been so long [...]
A Rocky Texture
Posted in Nature Photography, tagged canyons, Maine, Nature, Nature Photography, photography, Rocks, SLR on May 19, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I don’t really have much to say about this picture except the cool shapped rock that is the subject. And it was taken at Coos Canyon in Maine on the first field trip we had.
Soothing Water
Posted in Nature Photography, tagged Nature, Nature Photography, photography, Rocks, Water on May 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The picture seems very soothing because of the smoothness of the rocks. Taken around Grafton Notch Maine, I was able to get really close to sections of the rapids because although they were still rapids, at the top portion they were a lot calmer as they approached a small fall.
Behind the Tree
Posted in photography, tagged Banyan Trees, Flordia, Nature, photography, trees on May 17, 2008 | 2 Comments »
In Boca Grande, FL, there are these trees called the Banyan Trees. I dont really know how to describe them, except that they are cool looking. So this is a picture of my friend staying behind a part of one.
Ever Seen A Waterfall…
Posted in Nature Photography, tagged Maine, Nature, Nature Photography, photography, waterfalls on May 16, 2008 | 4 Comments »
well I just did, and they are BEAUTIFUL! I mean AMAZING!!! INDESCRIBABLE! They are such a unique experience between the mist and the noise that cannot be recreated. Angel Falls was the first waterfall (besides Niagra) that I think I have seen (I don’t remember everything from when I was a little kid) and it [...]
All Year Round
Posted in photography, tagged Fall, Maine, photography, Seasons on May 15, 2008 | 1 Comment »
So I was a littler nervous coming to Maine with the weather. I am from north-east Ohio and we have seasons, winter=snow, spring =rain and flowers, summer=heat, fall=becoming cold and changing leaves. Its not exactly beautiful all year around, mainly winter becomes really gross looking and fall isn’t take your breathe away colors. After being [...]
Too Beautiful to Capture
Posted in Nature Photography, tagged Nature, Nature Photography, photography on May 14, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Ever heard the words “Too beautiful for words,” well my friend mentioned a good one similar to that “too beautiful to do it justice in photographs.”
Today my class traveled to Monhegan Island, by Ferry, and stayed there for about 5 hours. While hiking an about 10 mile hike up and down rocks, around the perimeter, [...]
A thing on a Tree
Posted in Nature Photography, tagged Nature, nature phtogoraphy, photograpy on May 12, 2008 | 2 Comments »
As I sit here and scan in slides, I thought a would post one of the ones I just scanned in. Taken at Wolfneck State Park in Maine
I love the picture, because after months and months of bare trees, grey’s and whites, all around me on campus, I finally get to take a pictue of color [...]
