Category: Land and dreamscapes
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Hiking the Spooner Lake to Marlette Lake trail in California in the Fall.
I went on a fall hike at the Sierra Nevada, from the Spooner Lake to Marlette Lake.
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Light matters – Lonesome Dove, 2021
Another photo from my project “ Light Matters”, in which I explore the light of storms to try to tell a story.
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My dream of Point Arena Lighthouse, in black and white (Northern California)
Point Arena Lighthouse was gorgeous on Mother’s Day, 20220.
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Photography at the Rush Ranch, Solano Land Trust (California, USA)
Keeping up with my series of posts about photography destinations not far from the greater Sacramento area, I want to introduce my followers to Rush Ranch, a working ranch in Fairfield that offers a number of photographic possibilities.
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Wide open spaces of the West in black and white
Come along with me for a walk in the pasture, along the nearly dry marsh, towards the mountains, and into the light.
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Photography opportunities at the South Yuba River State Park (California, USA), Nevada County
I write about a hidden gem for springtime and fall photography, located on Pleasants Valley Road in California, off Highway 20, the South Yuba River State Park.
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Monterey Trees, part two- resilience
I show an image that I have recently uploaded to my Monterey Trees series. I also write a little about different papers I used for test printing.
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Springtime photography opportunities at the Stebbins Cold Canyon preserve (California, USA)
In this post, I write about a hidden gem for springtime photography and hiking, located between the town of Winters, in Yolo County, and the town of Rutheford, in Napa County: the UC Stebbins Cold Canyon Reserve along Highway 128.
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Photography opportunities at the Lagoon Valley Park in Vacaville (California, USA)
In this post, I write about a hidden gem between Sacramento and the bay area along the i-80 highway, the Lagoon Valley Park in Vacaville.
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Leave no trace
My Lee Polarizer filter fell in Taylor Creek last time I was out there. Lake Tahoe was very dry.