Honestly, I debated back and forth about even releasing this photo. It’s ultimately a picture of nothing as I’m way to wide to really show anything other than the sky. This was taken 2 days
I have shot many sunsets at Walt Disney World but every occasionally you will get on that is extra special. This was one of those occasions. The 2 days preceding the arrival of Hurricane Matthew
This is one of those on the fly photos. I'm walking past Gertie on my way to Star Tours, I notice the sunburst, so I stop and fire off a couple quick shots. I like
I decided to close out the week with another shot from my recent trip to the Smoky Mountains. This was taken along Newfound Gap Road approaching Newfound Gap from the Gatlinburg side at Morton Overlook.
I am taking a big detour for today's shot away from Walt Disney World and into the Blue Ridge Mountains just outside of the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. I have a deep love for
I usually don't bother too much with shooting while on the Transit Authority. It is my time to relax and take the weight off my shoulders (literally, my camera bag is incredibly heavy). I rarely
If there's one shot I never tire of taking or seeing it is the Cinderella Castle sunset shot. I have quite a few under my belt now but it is still one of the most
Today's photo is the companion piece to yesterday's shot. It was taken immediately preceding the shot of the mine train. As this was taken shooting towards the sunset, the color is definitely more intense and
Today and tomorrow's photo are going to be sort of a companion piece. This shot was taken just after the sun had mostly dipped below the horizon behind Be Our Guest. The sky was starting
I was wandering around shooting the sunset from various spots when this spot next to the Haunted Mansion caught my eye. The color was really popping behind Thunder Mountain. This was a spot I knew
