Davenport

My brother-in-law +Andy Barkley and I went to Davenport twice last weekend. On Saturday we went to the infamous Davenport crack. On Sunday we went back to find Hole in the Wall Beach. A rather difficult place to get to. My left hip still hurts from falling. But it was all worth it. Here is a picture.

Teton Workshop (Part 2)

Here is kind of a surprise shot. This was early in the morning at Oxbow Bend. There is of course the typical shot with Mount Moran reflecting in the water. I turned to the left to see this scene and took three shots. Yes, this is HDR... and I like it.

Teton Workshop

I haven't posted anything on this blog for a year now. I must have been busy with life and work instead of having time for photography.
At the end of September, I went on a photography workshop with my brother in law. The workshop was led by John Paul (http://www.jonpaulgallery.com) from Lake Tahoe. We had a wonderful time enjoying nature and taking pictures. I certainly learned a lot. Here are some pics from that trip. There are more to come.. Hopefully soon.

Phelan Building - San Francisco

This is the Phelan building on Market Street in San Francisco. One of those iconic SF buildings. This past weekend the weather in SF was perfect. I went hunting for pictures while my wife, kids and their friends went shopping nearby.
I think I'll have more pictures to come.

Virginia City, NV (Part 2)

A couple more images from Virginia City. It's been raining here in the Bay Area for a while now. I'm itching to go out and take some more pictures.

The first image is the church where I took the picture of the ceiling in my previous post.

Virginia City, NV

I haven't posted in a while. It's a shame because I'm sure there are some pictures I can share. Last weekend we went to Sparks, NV. On Sunday we drove to Virginia City. Even though it's a complete tourist trap, we had a good time. And there are many photo opportunities. Here are a few of the pictures I took. All HDR and given a grungy, gritty look. It's an old town after all. Enjoy.

Big Basin - Berry Creek Falls Loop

Last Saturday two buddies of mine and I went on a 10 mile hike at Big Basin State Park. The Berry Creek Loop is a fantastic hike through the redwoods. During the hike you see three different waterfalls. Since we did the loop counter clockwise, we saw Golden Cascades first, then Silver Creek Falls and finally Berry Creek Falls. Here are some pictures.