Funny how sometimes things work themselves out entirely on their own.  With little to no processing, other than converting to black and white, this image took on the look and feel of an artists study.  A rendering of sorts.

With a chorus of Wood Frogs and Peepers coming from the wetlands, and these Marsh Marigolds blooming en mass…..it’s a sure sign that spring has sprung.

I wish I could show off this whole pano…but it doesn’t show well on a monitor.  I resized and cropped one of my favorites of the day.  I was lucky enough to shoot quite a few shots that I was really thrilled with…in what amounted to be a very small window of time. 

3-shot pano of the West Branch of the Brandywine that flows through Hibernia County Park.  Taken the morning of the ‘Perfect Storm’

A simple 1 inch snowfall.

I’ve never sold myself as much of a wildlife photographer.  I spend my days and nights hiking in the great outdoors in pursuit of art.  Natural art.  Seeking out great light and interesting subjects.  My true passion is in the abstract.  Though, I’m not sure I’ve posted more than a couple of those types of [...]

Taken this fall in Ricketts Glen State Park.  4-shot vertical pano merged in PSE9

I had the opportunity to shoot this beautiful old home in Cape May a few weeks ago while visiting family.  I found myself shooting from sunset to past midnight most nights, and back out again around 3:30 am to do some pre-dawn and sunrise stuff.   Because I’m not much for sitting in the sun and frying [...]

As it’s been for thousands of years, the gathering for sunrise at Boulder Beach.

Early morning dew drop on the tip of a hosta leaf.

Amish child portrait from the Bart Township spring mud-sale.

Beautiful and vibrant young spring greens along the Kitchen Creek, Ricketts Glen State Park.