I traveled to Utah for Thanksgiving 2019. For a few minutes, I got a chance to experience a real snowstorm. And just like that, it was over. I made a handful of photos. Here is one of them. Continue reading Utah is a winter dream
A peak in Utah. Made with my Leica SL. Continue reading In fog, a peak hides…
Occasionally my morning walk throws up a surprise — fog masks the horizon, the ships, and the port buildings become a faint outline. Oakland fades out. And then with a little bit of contrast adjustment, and by pushing the mid-tones, what was just a walk along the water becomes a tiny moment of zen. Made … Continue reading Almost still waters
San Francisco and its geography make it easy to capture landscapes. Sometimes it is the beach, and other times it is just a pier in my neighborhood. I have been in a self-imposed quarantine and as a result, I leave home early in the morning for a walk. Sometimes I go to the beach, in … Continue reading Some landscapes from around town
I was fascinated by the Telescope Peak when I visited the Death Valley National Park earlier this year. This view is from the Panamint Valley. I have so many photos of this peak. It is about 3000 feet, and even in late February it had snow and added a great contrast to the dry and … Continue reading Telescope Peak, Death Valley National Park