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Happy Friday! This week featured quite a bit of Alaska. I took so many photos there; I hope you don’t mind.
I’m also just beginning to play around with Instagram stories. They’re all the rage nowadays, and I haven’t really used them before, so we’ll see how it goes!
This first photo is from my most recent post on crossing the Red River during our backpacking trip in Lake Clark National Park. The scenery is beautiful, but the water sure is cold! Check out that post here.
This week went by very quickly, but this time of year, I’m so busy that they all just seem to blend together. You may have noticed I did fewer grid photos this week. I felt I was slacking a bit on my quality, so I’m toning it back a bit in favor of posting better pictures. I hope you like them!
This first one was from our backpacking trek through the backwoods of Alaska. I was fascinated by the angled layers here, betraying geological shifts of the earth.
Another week has flown by! This one was really crazy, following Thanksgiving last week. On top of wrapping up Kumoricon pictures, there’s no time to slow down!
I did a few more grid photos this week on Instagram. How do you like them?
This first one was from the train ride to Denali National Park. I’m a sucker for reflections, and those low clouds added an extra dynamic.
Greetings all! Another Friday, another week on Instagram. Yesterday was Thanksgiving in the States – a day of friends, family, and much feasting (and of course I had my camera close by). I had only one reasonable plate, but I still managed to eat too much. It’s tough with so much amazing food!
A very happy Thanksgiving to all of you out there; I’m thankful to have so many people see my photography every week.
As for the photos this week, this first grid photo was from this week’s photo challenge, “experimental.” I tried something new, that I’ve always been curious to try – focus stacking. Read all about it and see the final result here.
I can’t believe we’re already halfway through November! Didn’t we just start this year? Time flies when you’re having fun 🙂
This first one is a 6-tile grid photo of the icy Savage River in Denali National Park. Hiking along it was pleasant after the Alpine Trail.
Happy Friday!! I fortunately get this holiday off from work, so I’ll be catching up on a few items that have fallen by the wayside. The three-day weekend is a welcome birthday gift 🙂
This week on Instagram, I continued playing with some grid photos (are you liking this new experiment?), and I included some photos from my other photographic life: event photography at Kumoricon.
These first three were from my post responding to this week’s challenge, “peek.” You can read it here.
It’s crazy to think it’s November already.. I hope you all had a wonderful Halloween!
This first image was my only true stand-alone this week. It’s actually a somewhat older picture; we didn’t carve pumpkins this year. I do enjoy doing it, but I was just too busy with Kumoricon preparations! I’ll be posting some pictures from that really soon.
Happy Friday once more! Today kicks off Day 1 of my favorite convention, Kumoricon! Look forward to many pictures from that coming soon. For now, I should probably be shooting a panel….
I wanted to try something different this week, so I experimented with grid photos! The idea is that each tile can stand on its own as a photo, but when put together, a larger picture is formed. This was fun, and while it took considerably more time to organize and plan out my posts, I’m really happy with the result. Let me know what you think!
This first one was quite simple. This was from my post this week on my very first bush plane. As you can tell, these planes are itty bitty! Read all about that adventure here.
Happy Friday, everyone! This has been a good week.
This first image was from one of our canopy tours in Costa Rica. It was also my submission for Leanne Cole’s Monochrome Madness. I just liked the patterns of the many fronds.
Happy Friday the 13th, everyone! I don’t have any spooky images for you this week, but it’s still a good day! Historically, Friday the 13ths have always been good days for me; it’s Monday the 13ths I need to watch out for! It’s October, Halloween is just around the corner (I sort of have a thing for costumes), and autumn is in the air! It is a good day!
Now, to the images from this week on Instagram!
This first one was from our adventure to Alaska. This was from the train up to Denali. Look for bear pictures coming to my site in the next few weeks!
