Rancho Sedona sits beside Oak Creek so we have the sound of water all the time including at night. Ahhhhh 🙂
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swingin’ in the rain
First I set the camera to a 2 second delay, pressed the shutter and then began swinging it very slowly as I walked by a holiday light display. And…yes…it was sprinkling rain. I always giggle at every resulting shot and then force Chris to look at them all. Poor guy 🙂
oak creek heart
Faces are always fun to find but hearts are even better 🙂 This one was sitting in Oak Creek not far from Cathedral Rocks in Sedona.
weather forecast
This is an image of a small thicket of trees that we’ve passed each afternoon while hiking to town. To me their color and bare limbs portray how cold it is here. I thought an abstract would translate that even more so I shook my camera as I pressed the shutter. Do you sense the cold? I suppose you might since I told you that’s what you were supposed to feel 🙂
Below is what the trees look like in reality.
(No wireless signal today so this is auto-scheduled post)
red rock fantasy
If you’re a child at heart, or have children/grandchildren, Sedona’s Red Rock Fantasy is a must see. Below are a few squiggly lines, as Chris calls them 🙂
I applied the Fractalius filter to the above tree image for added fun.
luminaria at tlaquepaque
Here Chris is lighting a luminaria in memory of a couple of friends who died this year. The rain held off but with wind gusts 25-30mph, all the luminaria didn’t stay lighted very long.
fall color
Another shot from the West Fork Trail on Sunday. I can take conventional photos too 🙂
painting with a camera
While Chris was hiking over Wilson Mountain in Sedona, I was moving and shaking my camera on the West Fork Trail. He ended up with a good sized bump on his knee and I ended up with the above. We both had a totally excellent time!
West Fork color
This image was taken last weekend at the West Fork Trail in Sedona. We’re going back today to check out the color before it is gone. I’m only going to shoot abstracts this time using either a very slow shutter speed with one of my zoom lenses or using my Lensbaby. This is my favorite kind of shooting since it requires no tripod but it’s also a hit or miss process. Hope I have something to show tomorrow 🙂
Sedona
West Fork of Oak Creek Canyon trail. A combination of infrared and color images using my old Minolta Dimage 7.
Red Rock Crossing again shot with my old digital.