Some of my favorite YouTuber/photographers are always chasing after the perfect light in the woods. I’m still chasing, but I think this capture is a little closer to what I’m looking for. This was taken on a cold winter morning at Belleville Pond near the waterfall. @nigel.danson
The early morning sun finds a hole in the trees and lights up the mist rising from the Ten-Mile River.
The beginning of one of the last days of the past summer.
…around Hundred Acre Cove this morning.
The sun finally arrives at Colt State Park in Bristol, RI. There’s only so many angles from which to photograph a bridge, but this time I tried going “under” the bridge.
A glass-like surface, that is, until the dogs catch up to me. Not a second to spare in getting a shot off.
I have a love hate relationship with this photo. Love it, because a lot of Facebook friends really seemed to like it; hate it, because it was taken with an iPhone 11 Pro – and not my Sony A7R3. That day when smart phone cameras crush the photography industry (Nikon, Canon, Sony) will soon be upon us. Special thanks to SnapSeed for adding a hint of HDR to the photo’s final version.
…on the new iPhone 11 Pro.
The first photo taken by my new iPhone 11 Pro, this time set on the macro lens.
to a photogenic morning. Narragansett Pier Beach.
Long Days and Nights 