Friday, June 27, 2008

Antelope Pointe, Page AZ.










Thursday, June 26, 2008

I don't know what it is about a reflection that I love so much. But I just love them.



Thursday, June 19, 2008


Beach.


I think I'll go with a random comment here................... Life is like a box of superstitous chocolates, it's the the ones that you pick and prod through that you find are just a little stitous, and you can take.



So, these were taken at Talum in Cancun. What a great place.



Tuesday, June 17, 2008

These were taken in Moab.

Classic.

Monday, June 16, 2008

This is one of my all time favorite photos. I took it up at our cabin in Star Valley. It was very early in the morning and the lake/pond hadn't been disturbed just yet. On top of that someone forgot to put the canoe back where it belonged. But it turned out to be a great photo. I think that the bright red leaves on the tree make it. This is just another angle of it. I actually love this pic so much that I printed a few of them. I framed one for myself, and gave the others away. The print size ended up being about 10 x 18ish. It looks good. I tried printing it in 'matte' and 'glossy'. The colors in the glossy one look better, so that's the one I have. Oh, and to spice it up I did cheet a little bit. I photoshopped the light post out, and got rid of the road that you can barely see. I also took the bright red trees and created more of a reflection with the reds.

Friday, June 13, 2008



The following photos are just a few from a cruise we went on in 08.












This is Bella, she's my huntin buddy. I love this photo of her.
Taken on a little Island called Dominica.
When I first saw this I thought of an Artist named Alexander Volkov. He's an amazing artist and has two really neet pieces "returning home" and "the parting gift". If both of those paintings were ever combined it would be magnificent, and look somewhat like this photo. I thought it was beautiful.


Returning Home

Parting Gift

**NOTHIN TO DO**

This is one of my favorite photos. We were in St. Marten at the time, and the sun started to set. It was fabulous. As the sun was setting I was taking photos of it as the boat drifted infront of the sun, when I realized the rocks in the previous photos I'd taken were pich black. I talked Sar into jumping the fence with me and having some random islander take the photo for us. I had to explain to him like five times to put us on the right side of the photo and the sun on the left. Needless to say, the photo turned out just as I wanted it.