July 20, 2012
It was written in the sand
Quick, fun pic taken on the beach in Anse Marcel in St. Marteen (I’d like to refer to it as an analog time/date stamp)
Tag: Sunset
July 15, 2012
Sunset, Grand Case- St. Marteen
Had a chance to wander around Grand Case for awhile. Started with a quick cocktail at Calmos Cafe (a neat little bar on the beach) and then walked the main street, affectionately known as “restaurant row”… and no
July 25, 2011
Sunset Pano from the Balcony
Stayed in Fajardo in Puerto Rico at the amazing El Conquistador Hotel. Had a nice high view overlooking the North end of the Island. Had a number of Thunderstorms that rolled in while we stayed, which sorta makes
May 15, 2011
Baker Beach Sunset
I owe my good friend Dave Alfaro a mighty big thank you for pointing me to this location- Baker Beach. Located not to far from the base of the Golden Gate Bridge on the City side of the
April 1, 2011
Nature’s Colors
This is the water’s edge down on Robert Moses beach looking west at sunset. The colors of the sky and water are what caught my eye. Lasted only a few minutes after the sun had set… sky was
March 23, 2011
Robert Moses Sunset
After shooting the Lighthouse for a bit, turned the camera left toward the setting sun and the blazing color falling across the horizon and lower sky. Simply amazing when Mother Nature decides to dazzle our retinas with her
March 22, 2011
Robert Moses Lighthouse at Dusk
Finally! An iconic shot taken right here on Long Island. I’ve caught some flack at the Gallery for not having some real “Long Island” photographs, and I am happy to type that thanks to a great sunset (imagine,
January 21, 2010
Amazing Grace
Funny thing about naming a picture… you want to have something fitting but not to obvious, something that sticks in the mind of the viewer without being cliche, something that captures the moment behind the lens and the
January 19, 2010
What my eyes have seen…
I love sunsets. Love capturing them in all their glory, which means a HDR (High Dynamic Range) shot. That bright sun tends to blow out the image, so I find that a 7 or 5 step HDR does
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Maureen:
All I can say is WOW!