Wildlife, moonlight / twilight, national park, famous landmark photography
Happy New Years - Some Fireworks to Celebrate...
Well in honor of the New Years Arrival, I thought that a fireworks display would be in order. Hopefully there is lots of fireworks in store for all of Us in 2010. Tomorrow I’ll play the rest of the Photographs from this Awesome Fireworks display.
Happy New Year to All…
Date Taken: 07-04-06 5:57PM
Model: Panasonic Lumix FZ20 Shutter Speed: 1/4 second F-Stop:f4.0 ISO:100
Focal length:6mm Lens:Lens: Leica 4 – 432
New York City Skyline at Night with Mom
I was in awe of The New York City Skyline this trip. The unique weather conditions had blown out all the stuff normally floating in the Air around “The City”. This visit we enjoyed a totally unobstructed view of the city for the first time ever, Both Day and Night…
The sunset this night was incredible… (Photo’s to follow in a Day or Two)
This was the Last Photo of the Night. I was in the mood for an artsy shot. So I asked mom to Pose with her camera and that unbelievable skyline. In the Lower right is my shadow with the camera pointing towards the Empire State Building. Those long white streaks in the shot are passing Helicopters. If you look close at the railings you can see the graffiti…
This was my favorite Photo of the Trip…
HDR Time Lapse Photograph Taken on: 04-17-09 7:49PM EST
Model: Nikon D80 10.2MP Digital SLR Camera
Shutter Speed: 180.6 Seconds F-Stop: F18 ISO:100
Focal length: 20mm Lens: Nikon 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 G ED-IF AF-S VR [Vibration Reduction] DX Lens
New York City Skyline at Night… What can I say…
New York City Skyline at Night… What can I say…
After Two weeks in the Hospital, Mom was in desperate need of some fresh Air. I thought a quiet dinner at the Charthouse in Weehawken, NJ then a few photo’s from the pier would be fun. It offers unobstructed views of the NYC skyline and especially The Empire State Building. Dinner with a View. what Fun… Click Here for Map.
I have never had the opportunity to work the NYC skyline at Night. After Dinner I took two Photographs, Both the same Photo, second one as a backup, just in case. Then we headed home. After all it was Mom’s first day out…
HDR Time Lapse Photograph Taken on: 04-15-09 7:44PM EST
Model: Nikon D80 10.2MP Digital SLR Camera
Shutter Speed: 45.1 Seconds F-Stop: F18 ISO:100
Focal length: 18mm Lens: Nikon 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 G ED-IF AF-S VR [Vibration Reduction] DX Lens
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Florida’s Dunes, Very beautiful, Picturesque, Mystical, and are just plain fun to be around. They are a Perfect and completely natural way for protecting Florida’s coasts from erosion and the tropical storm season. We need to restore and protect all of them.
While meandering along Florida’s Forgotten Coast we came across these awesome dunes at The Mexico City Beach, FL.
This weekend, a storm front had just passed before Sunset. In this panoramic photo you can see the front, to the left of the Sun. The clouds were of the billowy, stringy, Brightly colored variety. The Sea oats were waffling back and forth in the Breeze. Perfect for a relaxing sunset with mother nature. This particular night also had an eclipse of the Moon.
So we sat back in awe of the Dunes and Sunset, Then we turned around and watched the eclipse of the Moon from in front of the dunes…
Top Photo of Dunes : Date Taken: 03-02-07 Sunset
Model:Nikon D80 Shutter Speed:N/A F-Stop:f5.6 ISO:125
Focal length:11mm Lens:Tamron 11-18 Wide Angle
Bottom Photo of Moon : Date Taken: 03-02-07 Moonlight
Model:Nikon D80 Shutter Speed: 1/10s F-Stop:f11 ISO:100
Focal length:200mm Lens: Nikon 18-200mm Wide Angle
The Mexico City Beach web site, a great place to visit:
http://www.mexicobeach.com/cdc/
You can read my first Dunes Story and Photograph here:
http://www.awesomephotographyblog.com/travel/dunes-lone-survivor-floridas-forgotten-coast/
Oh Christmas Tree, Oh Christmas Tree, St. Petersburg, FL
Merry Christmas to All… In this the happiest time of the Year.
Photograph Taken on: 12-16-06 9:13PM
Model:Nikon D80 Shutter Speed: 1/2 Second F-Stop:f3.8 ISO:400
Focal length: 24mm Lens: Nikon 18-200mm VR
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