water

Deep emotions of a young woman by the lake taking in the scenery and calmness of the water

Winter in the Beartooth Wilderness just outside of Red Lodge, MT is truly a magical setting. The frozen landscape enhances the holiday season.

Winter is my favorite season of the year, especially to photograph. Lake Fork Creek in the Beartooth Wilderness just outside of Red Lodge, MT is stunning. One of the handfuls of wooden bridges that cross the creek make for a magical setting.

Red Lodge, MT during subzero temperatures of -18* F, a process of "Anchor Ice" begins. This event requires a sudden cold snap to create this effect. Each event brings colors that can range from grays and blues to even emerald green! This is when Mother Nature dresses up in her very finest.

Red Lodge, MT during subzero temperatures of -18* F, a process of "Anchor Ice" begins. This event requires a sudden cold snap to create this effect. Each event brings colors that can range from grays and blues to even emerald green! This is when Mother Nature dresses up in her very finest.

Red Lodge, MT during subzero temperatures of -18* F, a process of "Anchor Ice" begins. This event requires a sudden cold snap to create this effect. Each event brings colors that can range from grays and blues to even emerald green! This is when Mother Nature dresses up in her very finest.

Water beads on the surface of a Red Car

local river at dawn (long exposure)

Indianapolis skyline from the canal

Loch Lomond is a beautiful loch, and I love to stop there on my way from Glasgow to Glencoe & the Isle of Skye, when I have a chance. Here two sunsets on the Loch, taken two years apart. First, a 2020 image, 3/5 of a second taken with my Hasselblad X1D II, Hasselblad XCD 21mm and Formatt-Hitech...

OBX sound side near Frisco. Posted this same pic like several years ago but I spruced it up with some auto-levels and it looks much better than the old post. Thought it was worth reposting. Cannon Powershot A620

I took this a while ago and I really like it but interested on comments about the composition - how affected is it by the fact the tail is not in shot?

I made this exposure on my second visit to this location. Having been familiar from my first visit I decided to immerse myself in the rock pools below the waterfall to create this image with a perspective of looking up and towards the start of the waterfall. After multiple bites from the...

When I first switched from the Sony a7ii back to Nikon and picked up the D850, I knew I wanted to trial it somewhere awesome, I let it sit in the box for days before we took a trip to Krushuna Falls where I first got to use it and see what it could do. I've shared some of those shots previously...

This is a mix of older and current photos which I will extend irregularly. wagtail plumage care grey heron singing robin hunting heron

I love the spring and I love travelling around to the many different waterfalls we have here. Sorry I've not been around or posting for a while but between work, sleep and shooting I've not had much time to edit and catch up with things here. I picked up a NiSi HUC IR ND64+CPL so been having...

I took this picture back in 2014, I think, and has been one of my favorite images I've shot since. However, when I've shared it online I tend not to get much feedback on it, as if it isn't received well. The picture required nothing more from the model than a look of vulnerability, which I...