Fort Pickens near Pensacola Florida
Gulf Islands National Seashore
Taken spring 2018 as rays illuminated the dark fort corridors.
As the sayin goes," it's all about the Light"
Sunday, January 24, 2021
Thursday, October 17, 2019
Cabin with Aspens
Near Mt. Crested Butte Colorado
Late September 2019
On the way between Mt. Crested Butte and Gothic, this off season cabin was a nice shot that you just had to stop and capture. Shot from a distance using a telephoto lens. The Cabin, Aspens, and Green Hillside all say Fall in Colorado.
Greg
www.gregtowns.com
Telluride Ski Resort
September 2019
In the San Juan Mountains of southwestern Colorado, Telluride is one of the most scenic ski towns in the country.
This sunset shot was taken from across the valley at the end of the airport runway. May have to return come snow season for a classic wintertime post card shot.
Greg
www.gregtowns.com
Sunday, October 13, 2019
Purple Mountain
September 2019
Taken during late twilight with a fast lens. This shot was actually handheld, pushing the limits of camera and lens. The limited visible light made for a great shot of a purple mountain high in the Rockies.
Greg
www.gregtowns.com
Friday, January 25, 2019
Yosemite valley Rainbow
June 2015
Taken from Tunnel View just as an afternoon rain shower passed thru the valley. This is the same location as the two pics from earlier in the week.
Greg
Wednesday, January 23, 2019
Yosemite Valley Sunset
Yosemite Valley Sunset
January 18th 2019
The cameras were packed away.
The car was started.
I had called it a Day.
Then I noticed a Red glow appearing at the Top of El Capitan. Quickly I grabbed my camera, no time for the Tripod. Lucky for me it already had my fastest lens mounted.
A few minutes later, it was over.
Although I missed out on the snow covered valley shot.
This one will fill in nicely.
Greg
Monday, January 21, 2019
Yosemite Vally with Fog
January 18th 2019
Taken just before sunset. The fog in valley floor was actually mist from one of the waterfalls. This shot is from the tunnel view lookout as you enter the valley. You can see why Ansel Adams took pictures from this location.
Regards,
Greg
www.gregtowns.com
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