Travel
2008 was the first time I was invited to fly up to Langara Island and photograph a wonderful charity fishing event called, Fishing For Kids, hosted by the West Coast Fishing Club.
Read MoreOver the long winter months here in Montana, I decided it was time to go back into my hard drives, pull out some images and re-edit them. I wanted to see if I could look at these images differently and edit the series differently.
These images are from a 2012 backpacking trip to Peru. I had a Nikon D700 and 70-200mm 2.8 Lens with me. Hiking through the Mountains and towns.
Here are the re-edits:
Machu Picchu Panorama. Still one of the most amazing places that I have ever visted!
I packed up my camera bags and headed to Jackson Hole at the end of September. This was my 3rd time with the Jeff Clow Photo Tours and my second time in Jackson Hole. The fall leaves where just changing and we had some very beautiful skies, clouds and scenery. Not much wildlife to look at over the 4 days, but there was still lots of shooting to be had. Wyoming Fall's are incredibly beautiful and you get a different experience each time you go there.
Here is a selection of images from the tour.
Cameras used: Pentax 645z, 35mm and 80-160mm.
Nikon D800: 24-70, 70-200mm
Nikon D4s: Sigma 150-600mm Sport Lens.
Last weekend brough rain, mist and some cooler weather up in Wisdom Montana. The boys where tasked with the job of wrangling up the cattle and moving them into the carrels. It was pretty impressive to watch them work and see the horses quickly cut and run.
I used my Nikon D4s, 70-200mm 2.8 Lens and also my iPhone 6, editing the iPhone images with the Photoshop app.
Here is a collection of the images from last weekend.
As always, the Adventures continue here in Montana. Meeker our White Labrador is fast growing, now hitting the ripe old age of 4 months.
The past month has been spent with good friends and lots of outdoor time! Skeet shooting, mountain drives and some fun valley flying.
Check out some of the images below from the past month. All images photographed with a Nikon D800, 14-24mm 2.8 Lens or Nikkor 70-200mm 2.8 Lens.
