“December: Birth of a Winter Wonderland”
December 2, 2016 – Friday Continue reading “December 2016 Daily Journal of Photos & Comments for Grand Teton National Park & JH”
There Should Have Been a Moon! Morning at Schwabacher Landing
I you followed the recent hype, you’d probably know about the November 2016 “Super Moon”. It is 17% larger and 30% brighter than normal. That makes it a virtual magnet for any warm blooded photographer willing to get up early and brave the elements! The last Super Moon this large was in 1948 and the next one won’t be until 2034. As they say, “You have to get it while the getting is good!” Well, that was my plan! Continue reading “There Should Have Been a Moon! Morning at Schwabacher Landing”
Miscellaneous Tips & Links: Software, Apps, Settings, Comments, Etc.
Throughout the year, I create monthly journals which often include comments, links, and tips that could help readers. Unfortunately, many of them eventually get buried or lost. This page consolidates a list of them into a single location.
Camera Settings
Back Button Focus: This technique has a lot of dedicated followers including about 1/3 of the clients I take out on my Teton Photo Excursions. Continue reading “Miscellaneous Tips & Links: Software, Apps, Settings, Comments, Etc.”
The Grungy Side of Kelly
~ Common Scenes from a Historic Corner of Jackson Hole.
You don’t have to make a trip to Jackson Hole to find little gems worthy of photos. Abandoned vehicles and dilapidated buildings can be found sprinkled across the country. I like old things and old places — so I find myself driving around looking for them. In this case, I didn’t have to go far! Continue reading “The Grungy Side of Kelly”