Time-Lapse
This photo is one of 1300 images that I captured for a time-lapse sunset at the Inn at the Market.
My interest/obsession (keeping me from other photo projects) over the last few months has been experimenting with time-lapse photography. My technique is to use a remote intervalometer on my Nikon D90 to shoot thousands of photos in sequence. This has been one of the most challenging techniques that I have ever worked on. It is extremely frustrating when you spend 3 hours shooting a sunset and find out one single setting was wrong and you have nothing. I did get to enjoy a nice sunset at least. I am close to getting the results that I want and will post a video soon.
Two Rivers
Lush green rivers and waterfalls are my favorite nature subjects. I have found many serene locations around the pacific northwest and in the rocky mountains of Colorado. This photo was taken just outside of Idaho Springs, Colorado. I was interested in the two rivers combining and the unique red tones of the background elements. A neutral density filter was used to allow a longer exposure creating the milky movement style in the water.
I have been fascinated with photography ever since I received my first 35mm film camera when I was sixteen. From the beginning I enjoyed seeing worlds invisible to the naked eye, the ability to manipulate time & the opportunity to share unique places and perspectives. Photography allows me to lose myself in the colors, shapes, and patterns of the world around me.
