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Aerial Narrows

More drones!  It's hard enough to find time to go shoot for myself, but with my new aerial drone system I need extra time dedicated to flying practice, too.  I had a rather busy day at the end of April and I just neededto get outside and go shooting. It was 5:30pm and with sunset so late these days I had plenty of time to get a kit together and make it to the beach. I turned from my DSLR camera...

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Block Island & the Milky Way

A couple of years ago I had the pleasure of visiting Block Island during the September off-season. With no crowds in sight and wonderful weather abundant, it seemed like the perfect time to visit this little off-coast gem. This year I was able to make a return trip, and if you can believe it, the weather was even nicer! I managed to take 5 days off for this little visit offshore and it was...

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Moonrise Abstracts

The summer started off in a whirlwind of sailing and art festivals, but one evening in particular I made time to visit the beach and watch for moonrise. I ended up at Hazard Rock in Narragansett, and without any preconceived notion of what to shoot I began setting up my tripod for some long exposures. I couldn't find any composition among the rocky shoreline that enthralled me, and opted to climb...

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Green Hill Abstracts on a Gray Day

This past February, as we were bombarded with cold and snow, there was one day in particular that reached 45 and sunny.  My first thought was "Go to the beach!"  I wasn't going to the beach for a day of sunning and swimming, but for some shooting.  It was the first day when one jacket was enough and you could stay outside for over 20 minutes without fear of frostbite.It started as gray and...

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Revisiting Baja

This time last year I had just returned from a trip to Baja, Mexico.  It was 10 days spent in sun and surf while winter hammered on at home.  What I would've given to be there again this winter!  As I reminisced I went back through my archives of photos and pulled out a few more shots from the trip worth an edit.  These shots are all from the East Cape of Baja Sur, starting at Puente la Tinaja, a...

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