Tahquamenon Falls At Sunset, Tahquamenon Falls State Park, Michigan, USA
I ventured to many areas in one day and ended the day by making my last run to Tahquamenon Falls. As I parked my car, I made haste to the waterfalls, wondering where it was, and soon after, I heard it from a distance. Following the much-needed directional signs, I got closer to the sounds, […]
Portrait Of An Old Tree, Falkenhagener Lake, Falkensee, Germany
During a visit to my father, who lives near Berlin, I took an extensive stroll around the Falkenhagener lake, which is located near the town of Falkensee, west of Berlin. The lake has some interesting shoreline to offer, and a little bit away from that shoreline, quite old trees can be found. This area has […]
Underground Wonder Fall, Gljufrabui, South Iceland
I must confess that I have always had claustrophobia and a fear of darkness. To capture a proper image of the fall in Gljufrabui, one must be comfortable in these conditions. I found myself standing in ice water, enveloped in a thick frozen mist, while trying to get close enough to balance the difficult lighting […]
House On The Hill, Shinness, Sutherland, Scotland
Sutherland is full of old ruined crofts and buildings, but it took a while to capture one with a suitable tree. The weather was pretty bad, with frequent rain showers, but that actually improved the sky as the sun broke through. I used my full-spectrum converted EM1 with a 950nm IR filter to get the […]
Fall Colors, Pine Lake State Park, Iowa, USA
It was a calm and hot June evening. The sky was cloudless and colorless. I had just arrived at Pine Lake. I stood at the lookout point overlooking the spillway. I decided to walk the trails. I turned to my right, and what I saw was, again, the water like a mirror. The grand reflection […]
Giant’s Causeway Basalt Columns, Bushmills, Northern Ireland
This photograph, taken at dusk, captures the hypnotic landscape of the famous Giant’s Causeway basalt columns in Northern Ireland. A long exposure smooths the sea’s surface, while heavy clouds add a raw, almost mystical atmosphere. The cool, monochromatic tones emphasise the dramatic mood and the geological power of nature.
The Curved Valley, Strathcarron, Scotland
September of 2014 was my first trip to the Scottish Highlands. We went principally for the hiking, but photography was a secondary and important trip objective. One day, I was scouting images on the Applecross Pass. I parked the car on the side of the road and set up my tripod and camera. I was […]
Twin Moons, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
I took this shot in April 2025. Once again, this lovely result is based on planning and familiarity with gear, two fundamental photographic elements. On April 13th, a full moon was predicted. So, I checked on the Photo Ephemeris app to find when and where the moon would rise. It showed that the lit jewel […]
Mussel Poles, Cote d’Opale, Hauts de France, France
Behind the Image – A Moment Between the Tides It was early morning on the Côte d’Opale. The tide had receded, revealing a landscape that felt both timeless and fleeting. As I walked along the shoreline, I stopped in my tracks. There they were—rows of weathered mussel poles, rising from the wet sand like a […]
Clusters of Wildflowers, Cliffs of Moher, Ireland
The photo captures a spectacular view of the Cliffs of Moher on Ireland’s west coast, taken at sunset. The warm evening light highlights the majesty of the vertical rock walls dropping straight into the calm Atlantic Ocean. In the foreground, clusters of wildflowers add a delicate contrast to the rugged landscape. The composition blends the […]