When I started getting hardcore into photography, I spent four summers in a row in Iceland. The middle of the summer is quite special there because the sun never really goes down. So, I would sleep during the day and then go out to hike during a 5-hour sunset followed immediately by a 5-hour sunrise. It was very peaceful and moving…
Here’s an image back from when I was first playing with drones. Back then you had a GoPro attached to it and sent it off on its journey, pretty much guessed the shot and brought it back. You never knew what you’d get until later. It was lots of fun but the more recent models are definitely an improvement!
While we were staying in Pittsburgh the team and I took a wander down the river to capture some footage for a video we were working on. That of course also means time for some photos. It was a fun walk and I love how the yellow of the bridges plays nicely with the blues of the night…
This is something I don’t see so much nowadays, living on the South Island of NZ. The geography around Queenstown and the alps just doesn’t allow it, so it’s a nice change when I’m in the US to grab shots like this. (This one really did go on for ages, even with the zoom lens compression it’s a distance!)
The mist from the waterfalls make everything seem like a still from Lord of the Rings…
It’s getting time for another adventure across the South Island!
When things work out with travel in and out of NZ task 1 is get back to the US to see the family… task 2: Get to Japan. Assuming they are open!
Hopefully it won’t be too much longer until I can head back to the US… here’s an image from, i think, the 80 Stays trip…
While we were in Pittsburgh for the 80 Stays tour the group had a wander around at night. It was a fun end to the day, and we found loads of interesting views throughout the city. Here’s a little slice of one such view…
A view while meandering around the valleys of Mackenzie Country here on the South Island of New Zealand.
