I’ve photographed it once, there isn’t any point in going back is there?
I’ve been going through my photographs from this past year searching for my favorites and I’ve learned a lot about my photographic habits (both good and bad) while doing this. I’ve also found some interesting series of images that got me thinking (again) about the value of photographing close to home. I’ve written about it [...]
In: Musings · Tagged with: flint hills, Locations, moon, moonlight, moonrise, night, stars
Road Trip, part I: Down to Coldwater
Earlier this month I had the great pleasure of taking a 3 day, 1100 mile photography road trip through south central and western Kansas with my Dad (who is also a photography addict). We had a great time and it was great to get to spend time with my Dad driving through country we both [...]
In: On Location · Tagged with: Comanche County, Edwards County, fall, Geary County, infrared, IR, kansas, milkyway, photography, Stafford County, stars
Under the milkyway again
In my last post I talked about getting out to photograph the full moon rising. I try to never miss that. Another regularly occurring event I’m getting hooked on now is the new moon. Why? Because that is the best time to get out and photograph the stars. I hate to think of the moon [...]
In: Uncategorized · Tagged with: astrophotography, kansas, milkyway, photography, stars, washington county
