I love the way the fog hangs in the trees in the Pacific Northwest. I’ve been trying to capture a good shot for quite some time but finding the right fog to tree ratio isn’t as easy as it seems. Hiking along Eagle Creek I finally got a good unobstructed view. I can get lost in the layers of trees and fog. SMB-Photo.com
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Taken on an urban exploration of a derelict psychiatric hospital near to where I live. I wonder how many used it?
Nikon F4s
Nikon 20mm f2.8
Fuji velvia 100asa
B&W conversion in Silver Efex pro2
7:30am, on the way to work.
Taken at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. I just loved the intense interaction these two men were having.
This shack is famous along the north shore of Lake Superior. I’m sure it has been photographed hundreds, if not thousands of times. I know I have captured it in various lighting conditions, different seasons and a very strange close-up of the window on the door. It involved flies and a reflection of my hands. If you are ever on the north shore, head up the scenic highway and look for a street sign for Stoney Point Rd. Besides the shack, there is also some great ledge rock that, under the right wind conditions, can produce some fantastic waves that crash against the rocks. It’s also a popular spot for surfers. That’s right, I said surfers. You would be surprised by how many surfers live around here and surf the inland sea.
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