Are there places you go to several times a year? If you are thinking about the next photography project, I suggest finding something interesting/unique and then coming back to the same spot at different times of the year to photograph the location. Two of the three images below were shot by accident at the Rocky Mountain National Park – I just liked the way the four trees leaned to the left and were all very unique and beautiful in their own way. I photographed the image in the middle first, then when I was at the same location in fall, I happened to photograph those four trees again. I was reviewing my images in Lightroom one day and noticed that I have two different images of the same trees – not sure how I even remembered them. Next time I visited the park in winter, I went to the same spot and took another picture (left) to add to the collection. Now I need another image in the spring and I will have a complete set :) Note that all three images were taken at different angles, which is why the backgrounds appear so different.
Winter in Rocky Mountains
Feb
17
2009
Last Sunday Sergey and I went to the Rocky Mountain National Park. We got there early in the morning, to photograph the sunrise and perhaps catch some rare wildlife. Well, we did get some nice shots of the park in the morning, except there was no wildlife to be found anywhere, aside from some elk and deer.
Stone Soldier
Dec
3
2008
Four Trees
Dec
1
2008
Fall leaves after rain
Nov
19
2008
Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker
Nov
17
2008
Mountain Chickadee
Nov
15
2008
Mallard in sky reflection
Nov
14
2008
Willow Flycatcher
Nov
13
2008
Mountain River
Oct
13
2008















