I’ve been using the Sony NEX-7 for most of my photography lately and really loving it! I might start to move away from the full format DSLR systems if the development in the mirrorless lineup continues. I’m writing a more comprehensive review of the Sony NEX system and article on my camera choices, stay tuned!
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A rosebush in bloom overarches a leaded glass window of an old, stone cottage in Broadway, England, while inside, a vase of roses adorns the windowsill. Prints available, Click for a larger preview
An old cottage is covered by a large wisteria vine in the small village of Longborough in the historic and picturesque region of the Cotswolds, England. Prints available. Click for a larger preview
A boarded up window shows the ravages of time in Silverton, Colorado. This also looks great in black and white! Prints available in any size; please contact us for details. Click for a larger image.
High in the mountains near Crested Butte, Colorado, a kayaker floats across the surface of a lake reflecting the bright yellow hues of aspen trees at the peak of autumn colour. I made this image a few years ago, but I’m just now getting to editing photos from that trip! I shot this handheld, using a 70-200mm lens and a 1.4 converter. Prints available; contact me for details. Click to see a larger version.
Haga is Gothenburg, Sweden’s oldest neighborhood, known for its picturesque wooden houses. It was once the poorest section of the city but underwent major renovations in the 1980s and is now a favourite area for tourists and Gothenburgers alike. To make this image I climbed to the top of a large hill in the center of the city. I worked up the composition using the “frame-in-frame” technique with the tree over the top of the main part of the photo. I used a polarizer to remove reflections from the roofs and deepen the color saturation in the sky and throughout the image. Great depth of field was needed to get the tree and the distant buildings in focus; I used f/16 at 1/50 second. Click the image for a larger version.