I started this blog to inspire and to be inspired by contact with other photographers whether beginners or professional. I welcome tips, constructive criticism and hope to have open dialog that is beneficial to all.
Showing posts with label mountains. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mountains. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 17, 2015
Chapel of the Transfiguration Episcopal, Grand Tetons, Wyoming
I loved this small church with the Grand Tetons in the background. The church is very quaint on the inside and has a large picture window behind the alter with an amazing view of the mountains. The church still holds services and I would like to have attended.
Labels:photos:infant:southwest;landscape:
Church,
Grand Tetons,
mountains,
northwest,
religion,
scenic,
vacation,
Wyoming
Grand Tetons and Jackson Lake
This is a view I could never tier of, the majesty of the mountains and the color of the water was amazing. To my disappointment I left us only one day to travel through this amazing place, I could have worn out the shutter on my camera in this park. There were a thousand places I wanted to set up my tripod, but no time to do it, I will be back.
Labels:photos:infant:southwest;landscape:
Grand Tetons,
Jackson Lake,
mountains,
Pines,
scenic,
Wyoming
Friday, July 29, 2011
On Old Rt. 66
This view is from Rt. 66, north of Oatman, Arizona.The image was created using four separate shots stitched together in Photoshop. To take the shot correctly, use a tripod to keep the camera level. Using manual focus and exposures will help to ensure a seamless merge. This is a beautiful part of the country and I hope to get back soon.

Labels:photos:infant:southwest;landscape:
Arizona,
desert,
mountains,
Oatman,
Panorama,
Route 66,
Rt 66
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)

