by JB | Jul 22, 2016 | Color, Landscape
There is more to the Cape May Point story I shared in my last post. It is uncommon for me to shoot directly into a sunset. I am usually drawn more to what I refer to as the backside sunset. Essentially looking 180 degrees from the sun. I love the softer more pastel...
by JB | Mar 12, 2015 | Death Valley, Landscape
On this morning, Death Valley was alive, no sign of death anywhere. Quite the opposite in fact. Signs of life everywhere, causing me to dance a happy dance. And dance I did! fresh rain in the desert mirrors formed life reflected in the valley of...
by JB | Feb 27, 2014 | B&W, Landscape
The Alabama Hills are one of my favorite places to photograph. Clouds make for great opportunities there and we sure had it working for us on this particular day.
by JB | Oct 15, 2013 | Fall Color, Fuji, Fuji X-E1, Landscape, New Hampshire
Fuji X-E1 – 55-200mm In my last post I said, “at first blush there seemed to be just one composition, just one shot, the wall of color, however, that is almost never true.” The lead image in today’s post came after being mesmerized by the...
by JB | Mar 27, 2013 | B&W, Death Valley, Essence, Inspiration, Landscape, Uncategorized
This image was created on the last morning of our workshop. We went to a different part of the dunes, a part that I am not as attracted to. While out there, I was fighting old familiar feelings of self doubt. You know, I’m not seeing anything out here, this is...
by JB | Mar 20, 2013 | B&W, Chuck Kimmerle, Essence, Inspiration, Landscape
I Didn’t See That Text and Images – Chuck Kimmerle There is a myth regarding landscape photography. This myth, routinely propagated in online photo forums – and reinforced by lazy and inept photographers whose only desire is to mimic postcards they had...
