This is a series of digital photography that I have shot with my digital camera. You can click on the images below to get bigger views of these peices. Thank you for looking at my site! |
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This is the original version. the one above is with a blue-ish layer that is stuck over the older one to produce a whiter snowey appearence. Click here for a Higher Resolution image. |
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| This is from the same parking lot in Brattleboro, Vt. as the ones above. I stopped at this place on a Friday night in Febrary of 2007, and the place was all lit up with a strange glow that came from the lights in connection with the freshly fallen snow. It made the trees look other-worldly and ethereal. For a bigger picture, click here. |
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| The sunsets over Lake Champlain in Burlington, Vermont are some of the most beautiful in this neck of the woods. I really appreciated being able to capture these photos in late August. For a HI-RES version of this image, click here. |
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| It's worth it to take a look at some of these in the higher resolution pages.
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| The Big Eye In The Sky seems to be looking down upon us from the heavens in this one. The strange cloud formation intersected by the mast looks a bit like an eye. Click here for a higher resolution image. |
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Winter PicturesI took this picture while hiking on Mount Toby on the Montague side in Massachussetts. It took a while to climb up this high to take this one. It was a place where the snow had been falling from the heights of the cliffs above me, so everytime I took a step, my feet would sink in about 3 feet. I was lucky to get this picture at all or to even get back down again without breaking a leg. Click here for some cold, but beautiful views. |
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| This picture was taken at The Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom at the end of August in 2006, at a Ratdog concert. I was quite lucky to get to see this show on a night when they played primarilly Grateful Dead songs. This particular photo was taken using a very slow shutter speed, so I was able to produce some very trippy effects. There are more in focus ones, if you click on the image. |  |
Snow on Royce Street in Rutland, Vermont. Winter always looks beautiful under the fresh fallen snow doesn't it? Too bad it's so cold, though. Click here for something rather frigid. |
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| Two people walking down the tracks. To see them, you might have to click on the image to view the high-res. |  |
| The Otter Creek in Rutland Town, Vermont. I was able to peice together some 23 pictures to produce this panoramic. It's still a bit dodgey, but it's easier to appreciate in the high-res. |  |
Lucy Vincent. I saw them play a few times when they were in Burlington, Vermont in the early Fall of 2006. What a band! They had a really great sound and they always had many beautiful women going to their shows. Lucky guys. I bought their CD and gave them a copy of the photo-CD I made for them. It's rare, but once in a while I run across some truly great musicians. Click here for bigger pictures. |
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| More of the Ratdog show. |  |
| This image shows what psychedellia can happen when a slow shutter-speed is used. The women are blurred over with the activity of passersby and the lights are really intense. To me, it captures what the scene was all about even more than pictures of the band. |
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| Rick Redington. Rick makes great music. Period. I, unfortunately, haven't been so lucky getting decent photos of this band. The few that came out alright I put on the linked site. Click on the photo to view them. |
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A few photos of Twiddle when I saw them at Solarfest in Tinmouth, Vermont, in 2006. Click here to see bigger photos. |
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