Tag Archives: HDR I’ve been a huge fan of HDR since discovering it 3-4 years ago. When done well, I feel HDRs help capture the spirit of both the photographer and scene photographed in ways just not possible due to the limited technical capabilities of even the latest and greatest pro DSLR cameras which often cannot capture the… I went out last night to capture the 2nd largest full moon rise of the year. In my rush to get out, I mistakenly flip flopped the times for moon rise and sunset from the Photographer’s Ephemeris iPhone app. Thankfully, I brought along my wide angle lens ‘just in case’ so I swapped lenses and… Captured this image on my trip to Phoenix back in Jan. While I was hiking back to the car, I saw these beautiful flowers off the main trail. By this point in the trip, I already experienced two unintentional rounds with the throbbing pain of being stabbed by a cactus so I cautiously approached the… After months of waiting for the right conditions, I was finally able to capture a full moon over downtown Detroit! A little luck with the weather resulting in a rare cloudless winter morning and some pre-planning location scouting with The Photographer’s Ephemeris app on my iPad helped make this one possible!! Gallery | Photoblog… Last week, I had the opportunity to photo walk at the Usery Mountain Regional Park which connects to the Tonto National Forrest on the east side of Phoenix, AZ. I made it to the park about 45min before sunset and started my hike up the foot trail with the hope I could find a good… |
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