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Monday, April 2, 2012

One of my favorite times to shoot is in late afternoon light with its reddish glow in contrast to a deep blue sky.  Taken in Joshua Tree NP with the Nikon D800 and 200mm focal length.

Many of the plants were in spring bloom.  I photographed this Cholla against a deep blue mid-day sky with the D800 and 16mm focal length.  I put the camera into its 1.2x crop mode which converted the 16mm to an actual 20mm focal length.  Even with the crop, the image was taken at 25.1mp resolution.

Early sunset shot at Joshua Tree with the sun peeking through the branches.

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