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Taking a break...
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Olympic N.P.
God's Creation is awesome! I capture slices of it here.
Our annual fall photo explore went well in Western Colorado. I finally captured Crystal Mill which you will recognize because it's been shot about 5 million times. But, that didn't matter to me. Our new to us Aliner camper served us well. Honestly, this fall's shots lacked the dramatic snow on the mountains as we had in 2022 & '23, but we found new vistas, which kept the trip fresh.
The big summer trip-- nearly 5000 miles in July to Olympic and Mt. Rainier National Parks was a kick. Jackson, our golden, is a great traveling companion. He got his first taste of the Pacific Ocean! The photo workshop at Olympic with Andy Cook (www.Rockymtnrefl.com) provided many diverse photo opps. Then we drove south, dodging wildfires and capturing impressive waterfalls in Washington & Oregon. It's officially the "year of the waterfall"!
Check the new "Waterfall" & "Seascape" pages for new images and our first video from our trip. Whew! We thank God for a safe trip!
Watch our YouTube videos by clicking on the YouTube icon at the bottom of any page. The latest video is my trip to the Bisti Badlands of New Mexico. Talk about unusual..... I've added Instagram & Facebook, too. I've started posting photos on them. This is what happens when a retired person has too much time on his hands.
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Equipment: Nikon D850 & Nikon D810. I attach my 24-70 mm lens on one camera and my 70-200 mm lens on the other. Processing images w/Lightroom & Photoshop.
The "AI" age is here....
You've likely seen AI-generated images on Facebook & Instagram. I don't know if the posters of those images are deliberately trying to fool us, but my guess is "yes". I've seen images where a highway is going through the middle of Bryce Canyon N.P. I've seen images of the San Juan Mountains in southwest Colorado where I know such scenarios do not exist. Absent the posters labeling them as AI or a disclaimer of same, I think it's misleading at best and a waste of our time. I enjoy people commenting on such photos, calling out these bogus images.
Thank you!