Category: macro photography
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Sunset at Glacier National Park, Montana
Glacier National Park in Montana is the most beautiful place I have ever photographed. This photo was taken early one summer evening before sunset. I have posted a black and white version below. Which one do you like most?
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Catching Small Details in a Commuter Parking Lot
To find out what this is and where it was taken, please see below.
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2013 Year in Review : There’s a Frog in That Flower!
Before the new year starts, I thought it would be fun to look back on the most viewed and most “liked” posts on this blog as well as some of my favorite posts such as the one below. This post actually ran a couple of years ago long before the blog went daily so not…
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Abstract Yellow Flower : When is a photo not really a photo anymore?
This is another in a series of photos I refer to as being “reimagined” images. The questions often comes up, how much can an image be digitally altered before it really cannot be considered a “photo” anymore? (see more text below)
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Weekly Photo Challenge : Layers
These Layers of chains were taken at a maritime museum along the coast of Maine. Looking for some beautiful fall color? Check out this post Happy Monday
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Weekly Photo Challenge : Layers in Nature
Everywhere in nature there are Layers. I think the challenge for every photographer is to see nature’s many layers and then peel them away until we capture the pure essence of a flower, bird, tree or beach. (please see below for additional photos and text.
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Nature in Black and White at Meadowlark Botanical Gardens
I love black and white photography. When you are trying to feature the form, texture, shades or character of a subject, there is no better medium. (see below for more text and an additional photo)
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Wordless Wednesday : Lily Pads
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Wordless Wednesday : Flowers Abstract
Please see below for more hues and colors in my second photo.
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Wordless Wednesday : Pink Flowers
Please see below for more hues and colors in my second photo.
I See Beauty All Around, by Rob Paine 