A Journey of Destinations - Photography/Camping-RVing/Hiking/Nature
Tuesday, August 28, 2018
Monday, August 27, 2018
Moon Birds
When the saying a piture speaks a thousand words it couldn't be more true on some pictures. The following picture showing the ravens in the foreground of a terrifc-looking moon is great. Obviously this took a bit of manipulation and it appears to have been well worth it.
Saturday, August 25, 2018
Right Moment in the Forest
When you're out hiking you just never know when the moment presents itself to you, you've got to be ready to take the shot. In this picture, the sun's rays were peering through the trees from above and to the left and just exactly striking the stump perfectly for just the right light.
Friday, August 24, 2018
Clear Gull
Sometimes, when you're lucky, you get a clear shot of a flying bird; this happens to be one of those moments when a Gull was flying overhead and its eyes were in clear view of the lens, couldn't help but take the shot and it really came out well.
Thursday, August 23, 2018
Seagulls Overhead
Sure we see Seagulls rather often. We think of them as the garbage scroungers of human waste, but at least they're not as bad a pigeons. But, when in flight, Seagulls are rather majestic as they hover in the lofty winds.
Wednesday, August 22, 2018
Desert Cold
Part of the desert cold weather. When you think of the Mohave Desert you don't really relate cold, icy conditions, but the weather can change in a heartbeat during the winter. Take a look at the tree below, there were high cross-winds and icy conditions. This is rarely seen in the desert, but this is an exception.
Tuesday, August 21, 2018
Balloons
This morning was very calm, no winds, and not oppressingly hot. Because the conditions were good we received a glimpse of a couple balloons flying over. Now, these were shot with a 1200 mm lens while walking so they are not the sharpest, but they came out. If you haven't tried balloon rides I highly recommend it. When these balloons were captured in flight they were flying over household neighborhoods. They set down shortly after these pictures were taken because the winds were increasing quickly.
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