
Taken somewhere between Port Kent and Keeseville, NY. If viewing from the website click on the image to see a more detailed version.



There was the beginning of a second rainbow to the left but it was really faint so I didn't try to get it in the shot.
Found on the steps of a downtown business. There was a bunch swept in one pile from inside and some that had been blown around the sidewalk.
Nothing was cropped in this image, I just shot high to avoid as much light as I could from the stand below and adjusted the contrast to get the little bit of detail from the bottom of the overhang out. Shot using the chrome setting, which added a slight shine, though I don't know if it was a measurable change after adjusting levels and selective colors in Photoshop.
I went for a half hour little walk in Lake Placid and the only shot without masses of people or cars that I got was this one thirty seconds into the trip. Came out ok, though, I used a cooling filter and dampened down any brighter colors in the background.
A macro shot of a rusty lock from the dilapidated steam shovel out in the direction of Beekmantown, NY.
A scene I happened upon while taking a break from walking around Church Street in Burlington, Vermont.
Taken at the Port Kent ferry dock looking out at Lake Champlain. A macro shot focused a bit out to draw the eye to the mid-range of texture.
A sad looking fisherman I found on a bench in the middle of a rain shower. Macro with a cooling filter.
A little bit of an abstract view of the monument here in Plattsburgh. I tried to get some of the clothesline in the strip of black that was the building next to me.
A light use of a warming filter plus the shadow/highlight tool to bring out some of the texture of the material and the image of the bottle printed on it. I like using solid black sky for contrast.
There isn't much story to this image except I was lost and came across a train crossing. Coincidently I got lost taking a long drive a couple weeks later and came across the same crossing from the other direction.
A shot taken here in Plattsburgh at the boat basin. It was one of several test images, but most of the others were too busy with the masts of the sailboats. Bringing the boats into the shot only complicated the image, docks, people, etc.. So I decided to shoot at a different angle from a bit closer. The metal structure ended up being a bit dark so I raised the contrast to bring out the lettering.
Aperture wide open, eight second exposure. It was still very dark so I had to do some post production to distinguish the sky from the trees. I was lost somewhere on a back road near Peru, NY.
A nice woman at the pier just a bit beyond U.S. Oval here in Plattsburgh allowed me to take a few shots of her at the end of the evening.
This is of a binocular viewing platform at the Point Au Roche state park. Of the several I took this one came into the best focus (my others set for macro weren't quite on) and coincidently this was the one I had turned the camera a few degrees to a drastically different angle. Minor post production to bring the washed out sidewalk a bit more into the image.





