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. [...]
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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. [...]
Happy Friday! Here’s one from the vault. Just felt like posting something pretty today. I took this almost two years ago to the day in my Aunt’s backyard up (over?) in Oklahoma. She has a beautiful water feature complete with rock fountain and lily pond. Seeing as this was two years ago, I’d say it’s [...]
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 PostsButterflies Alive! Science [...]
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 [...]
Poseidon’s what? Apparently, Poseidon’s pretty upset about something. Probably because someone knocked down his statue and destroyed his temple. Either that or he just caught the season four premiere of Warehouse 13 and was a little let down. Either way, you might not expect to come across ancient Greek ruins of a temple dedicated to [...]
I had seen a photo like this (albeit one much more masterfully crafted) a long time ago and was fascinated by the juxtaposition of clouds and sea with rows of boats sandwiched between and reflected in the water. In that photo however, the water perfectly reflected the boats in such a way that you could [...]
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. [...] Pink Lily
Happy Friday! Here’s one from the vault. Just felt like posting something pretty today. I took this almost two years ago to the day in my Aunt’s backyard up (over?) in Oklahoma. She has a beautiful water feature complete with rock fountain and lily pond. Seeing as this was two years ago, I’d say it’s [...] 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 PostsButterflies Alive! Science [...] 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 [...] Poseidon’s Fury
Poseidon’s what? Apparently, Poseidon’s pretty upset about something. Probably because someone knocked down his statue and destroyed his temple. Either that or he just caught the season four premiere of Warehouse 13 and was a little let down. Either way, you might not expect to come across ancient Greek ruins of a temple dedicated to [...] Boats At Bay
I had seen a photo like this (albeit one much more masterfully crafted) a long time ago and was fascinated by the juxtaposition of clouds and sea with rows of boats sandwiched between and reflected in the water. In that photo however, the water perfectly reflected the boats in such a way that you could [...] 
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