Description: The sky just after this rapid moving winter storm was intense. The cloud tops were acting as light filters and providing interesting tone changes and depth. The challenge was keeping up with the varying lighting. I kept wanting to to try different angles but the sky was changing so fast that you have to just take it as it comes.
Description: This long exposure image was taken in the Los Padres National Forest after the recent spring rains. The image was taken without any filters. It was imaged a ISO100, f22, .6 seconds @44mm. It was truly just an opportune shot and I wasn't planning on shooting anything like this that day. A few filters could have made this even more fun...next time.
Description: This is a winter image of our home Galaxy, the beautiful Milky Way along with our nearest galactic neighbor, the Andromeda Galaxy. The Andromeda Galaxy is over 2.5 million light years away and is so large it can be seen without a telescope, as visible in this image between the Milky Way and the Windmill. Look for the angled light colored disc just to the right of the blades of the Windmill.