The Most Pleasant Of Waterfronts
Seattle has made progress with its waterfront over the last 20 years. It used to be a place some tourists would go but now it is a magnet for activity Continue Reading →
Category: Photography
Shifting Sands
The amount of images you can bring home from White Sands National Park changes daily with the shifting winds and sands.
Lake Manly Panorama
It’s a bummer panoramas can’t be properly appreciated on most of our screen, especially if you are reading this on a phone. But I still love taking them and working Continue Reading →
Pia Glacier Panorama
Glaciers like Pia Glacier fascinate me. Located down in Patagonia with very few visitors each year, the glacier continues to calve off chunks of ice, filling and emptying the bay Continue Reading →
Is It An Arch Or A Straight Line
At the Gateway Arch National Park this week I had a little fun with the phone’s panorama mode. Not an easy task to bend over backwards but an interesting image Continue Reading →
Amazon Canopy Panorama
Back in 2008 I took a trip to Peru by myself and spent half a dozen days in the Amazon jungle. Not on the Amazon itself, mind you; I was Continue Reading →
Wide LA River Panorama Near 6th Street Bridge
One of the best uses of drones, I feel, is a solid panorama of what the world looks like from up there. When no hills exists, grab a drone.
Wide Panorama Of Brentwood And Westwood From The Getty
It’s great when rich people leave behind places for the public to enjoy. This is the view from the Getty Museum.
Locks, Locks, Locks, And A Bridge
Description: So many locks!
A Wide, Wide Aerial View Of Anaconda, Montana
Description: Following on yesterday’s view of Anaconda’s rail setup, I give you a wide view of most of the entire town. What first drew me to this town was that Continue Reading →
Downtown Los Angeles Aerial Panorama
Description: From a little South and right of downtown, close to theFashion District.
Gooseneck State Park
Description: From a few years back when I came down with Covid while on the road and had to adjust my plans. It meant, while I was in the recovery Continue Reading →
Gooseneck Panorama
Description: One of the first stops on the White Rim Trail is a little place often seen on the meandering Colorado River: a gooseneck bend. On this one just below Continue Reading →
Canyonlands Of Utah Before Sunrise
Description: You know that time about an hour before sunrise when the sun, down low below the horizon, starts to light up clouds ever so perfectly? I love those moments Continue Reading →
It’s Not Otherworldly, It’s Death Valley – Photo Gallery
Description: <Gets up on very minor soap box>It bugs me how often people use the term ‘otherworldly’ to describe things here on Earth. Why it bugs me is because it Continue Reading →
Do You Love Your Photos?
If you love your photos, you should have two backup copies to ensure they never go away. Except if an asteroid smashes the planet. Bigger problems then. Barring that, keep Continue Reading →
3 Super-Useful iPad Pro Add-ons
The iPad Pro is a beast of a tablet with the ‘Pro’ being the key to unleashing it. Two of these accessories will work with any iPad while the Anker Continue Reading →
First Full 360 Client Finished
It’s the baby steps time of my 360° Virtual Tour development and I’ve got my first client shot, posted and happy. In this case, it’s a place called The Tender Continue Reading →
Playing Around With Depth Of Field And Aperture
Change your camera’s aperture and you’ll change the depth of field (among other things). How can you use that to your photographic advantage and what do the results look like? Continue Reading →
Typing & Talking About Camera Focus Modes
If you’ve been following my 40 Photography Experiments over on peterwestcarey.com, you may notice new videos popping up. I’m working to make all the experiments and then lessons in the Continue Reading →
Organize Your MicroSD Cards
If you have problems organizing your MicroSD cards while on the go, I have a quick and easy solution for you. SDcardholder.com makes a variety of card holders, including a Continue Reading →
It’s Time To Experiment!
Some of you might be familiar with my photography series (seemingly never finished) that includes a number of photography experiments. I’ve decided to capture video explanations of these experiments that Continue Reading →
Freewell Light Pollution Reduction Filter Review
A company I have never heard of before, Freewell, makes some snazzy little filters for little cameras, like the DJI Osmo Pocket 2 I recently purchased. I happened upon their Continue Reading →
The Start Of Stuff
I’m jumping into the YouTube game because it seems like a good idea. I have a lot of media sitting on my computer that wants to get out and be Continue Reading →
Getting Things Done In 2021
I like post titles that rhyme. 🙂 Last year’s goals were pretty much shredded under Covid and lockdowns as things like “Visit 30 California State Parks” became impossible in April Continue Reading →
Nepal And Photography: Some Useful Articles Part 2
As part of my effort to exceed Far Horizon Photo Tours guests’ expectations, I’ve started a series of emails to help them get ready for our trip (the first one Continue Reading →
Photo Of The Day – American White Pelicans
Title: American White Pelicans Location: Deer Lagoon, Whidbey Island, Washington, USA, North America Description: They aren’t seen a lot in Washington, but Deer Lagoon seems to be a good attractant for Continue Reading →
Nepal And Photography: Some Useful Articles
As part of my effort to exceed Far Horizon Photo Tours guests’ expectations, I’ve started a series of emails to help them get ready for our trip (the first one Continue Reading →
The Goats Of Oman
Goats are one of those animals I think are either utterly adorable or possibly the Devil’s spawn. It’s hard to tell. When small, CUTE! But then, sometimes, they do stuff Continue Reading →
Photo Of The Day – Osprey Fishing Puget Sound
Title: Osprey Fishing Puget Sound Location: Useless bay, Whidbey Island, Washington, USA, North America Description: It’s always exciting to watch these birds fish the open waters. This guy came up empty, Continue Reading →