Black and White
I captured this family from Italy as they fed a flock of hungry pigeons on a rainy day in Waikiki.
As I was driving back to Anchroage from Seward I saw this mountain top. What grabbed my attention were the crisp sharp lines and angles of the snow on the mountain top.
Riding the mountainside of Turnagain Pass.
I always love going to zoos. I also always feel bad for animals like elephants and other roaming animals. To be confined to such small spaces when in the wild they will roam for hundreds of miles. Very sad.
My little rookie snowboarder with one of his usual crazy faces.
This is one of the many stumps that I came across while hiking through the woods. When I saw this "splintered" stump, I thought that it would make a interesting Black and white. I usually take the picture with no intention of it being B&W. With this photo I actually pictured it being a B&W before I took it. This is the second to last in this series. Just thought that I would give a heads up in case you were tired of seeing the woods.
Horses at the Kualoa Ranch waiting for feeding time.
The early morning light along Turnagain Arm. I originally stopped to take this photo because of the reflection of the distant mountains. Once I got out of the car I was really liking how the snowflakes were twinkling from the morning sunlight that was just rising over the mountains.
Low perspective shot of the Tony Knowles coastal trail near Earthquake Park.
This is the reason that I have been so quiet lately. My daughter Aria was born at the beginning of the week.
Alaskan mountains that run parallel to the Denali Highway near Cantwell, Alaska
This is a photo of the Chugach Electric Association. I drove past this yesterday and thought that this would make for a really great black and white. Only problem is that there is no sidewalk here. I ended up standing on the side of a busy road to take the picture that I wanted.
The love of a mother is the greatest thing of all.
Early morning shot on a very foggy morning in Portage Valley.