I had a lot of fun shooting in and around the JW Marriott Camelback Inn while I was in Scottsdale awhile back. I got this shot after a pretty long day of shooting. The sun had set while I was climbing down Mummy Mountain, so I headed back to the resort for some dinner. I [...]
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I had a lot of fun shooting in and around the JW Marriott Camelback Inn while I was in Scottsdale awhile back. I got this shot after a pretty long day of shooting. The sun had set while I was climbing down Mummy Mountain, so I headed back to the resort for some dinner. I [...]
The road to Odessa was an interesting one. Though the forecast called for a mildly overcast day, I encountered a lot of strange weather–rain, horror movie levels of fog, ominous storm clouds, then oddly striated sections of clouds that let the light pour through in slices. All in all, it was a pretty cool trip. [...]
I witnessed an amazing sunset the other night behind the Tyler Technologies building while I was out for a walk. There was a storm brewing which made for some amazing contrasts of color. Unfortunately, by the time I ran inside to grab my tripod and camera, I had missed most of the really cool stuff… [...]
This was a throwaway shot I took near the bay in San Diego right across the street from the Star of India. It was another of those moments when I’m shooting away at the setting sun, then I turn around to notice, “hey, there’s stuff going on behind me.” I loved the way the sun [...]
Here are a couple more outtakes from my reflections of reality walk the other day. I flipped them to make the effect a bit trippier. If I had realized this was the approach I would take, I probably could’ve set them up better while shooting, but either way, they look cool. Related PostsRemember the Alamo? [...]
This was just a bit of fun. While walking around last night I noticed huge puddles of water flowing through the complex, so I thought I’d follow them around to see if I caught any cool reflections in them. I found some cool tree reflections and noticed the buildings looked pretty neat, too, so I [...]
Twilight Over the Camel’s Back
I had a lot of fun shooting in and around the JW Marriott Camelback Inn while I was in Scottsdale awhile back. I got this shot after a pretty long day of shooting. The sun had set while I was climbing down Mummy Mountain, so I headed back to the resort for some dinner. I [...] Ah, the Smell of Irrigation in the Morning…
The road to Odessa was an interesting one. Though the forecast called for a mildly overcast day, I encountered a lot of strange weather–rain, horror movie levels of fog, ominous storm clouds, then oddly striated sections of clouds that let the light pour through in slices. All in all, it was a pretty cool trip. [...] Sunset over Tyler Tech
I witnessed an amazing sunset the other night behind the Tyler Technologies building while I was out for a walk. There was a storm brewing which made for some amazing contrasts of color. Unfortunately, by the time I ran inside to grab my tripod and camera, I had missed most of the really cool stuff… [...] Sunset Boulevard, San Diego
This was a throwaway shot I took near the bay in San Diego right across the street from the Star of India. It was another of those moments when I’m shooting away at the setting sun, then I turn around to notice, “hey, there’s stuff going on behind me.” I loved the way the sun [...] Reflections of Reality Outtakes
Here are a couple more outtakes from my reflections of reality walk the other day. I flipped them to make the effect a bit trippier. If I had realized this was the approach I would take, I probably could’ve set them up better while shooting, but either way, they look cool. Related PostsRemember the Alamo? [...] Reflections of Reality
This was just a bit of fun. While walking around last night I noticed huge puddles of water flowing through the complex, so I thought I’d follow them around to see if I caught any cool reflections in them. I found some cool tree reflections and noticed the buildings looked pretty neat, too, so I [...] 
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