If you follow this blog you know that the majority of the photographs posted here (though certainly not all of them) tend to gravitate in the direction of landscapes, mostly natural but also urban. You may also have noticed that during the past month or so I’ve focused on urban images that are somewhat atypical. There are perhaps another half dozen or so of these in the pipeline… but starting tomorrow I’ll take a bit of a break from posting the urban photography and start with a series of about a half dozen photographs from Panther Beach north of Santa Cruz, California.
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New Flickr Group: Sierra Nevada – Photographs from the Range of Light
Being more than a bit fanatical about photography of the Sierra Nevada, I decided to start a Flickr group devoted to the subject. If you are a Flickr member and have photographs from the Range of Light to share, please visit the group: Sierra Nevada – Photographs from the Range of Light and contribute or just enjoy. You can view the photos whether or not you are a Flickr member. (I see that Inge Fernau was the first to join – thanks, Inge!)
You can subscribe (or directly view) RSS feeds for photos and discussions at the group’s Flickr page.
Dan
Yukon Photographs by Fritz Mueller
Seen in my RSS feed today:
Slideshow features fine images from the Yukon. Fritz Mueller’s portfolio contains a number of image galleries not least of which is a slideshow featuring the spectacular nature of the Canadian Yukon. [Rob Galbraith DPI]
Mueller’s photographs remind me of why I really need to get back to The Yukon and Alaska. Soon.
In the Queue
Having returned from my nine-day Sierra Nevada pack trip last week, I’m up to my eyeballs in photographs to review and work on. I’ve now picked off all the low hanging fruit (the photographs that seem to have immediate, obvious potential) and I’m now engaged in the more laborious task of going back through all of the images again and looking more closely at photographs that seem to have potential but which will take more thought and work.
I’ve posted a few of the backpack photographs already, and more should begin showing up here near the end of August.
A bit later I will post another product review. I’ve had the chance to use the Lowepro Nova 200 AW bag a few times this summer, and I’m anxious to use it a few more times so that I can post my report here. (This bag is designed more along the lines of a traditional camera bag, so it wasn’t part of my arsenal on the recent pack trip.)