For this image, I modified my lighting to make the glasses appear considerably lighter (and less blue) than they actually were. The uneventful background compared with the starkly contrasted high-key glasses makes for a very odd but intriguing look.

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Since the subject was blue wine glasses, I thought I would go with a very classical arrangement.

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For this image, I thought I would attempt something very untraditional. Since wine glasses are usually associated with fine dining and fancy atmospheres, I thought the combination of the simple dirt and grass would create some interesting contrast. I also modified the lighting to bring out some different colors in the glasses.

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Blue Wine Glasses and a rust old bridge in the fog, what to describe, please just enjoy.

The play of rich deep blue colors and the contrasting old rusty bridge’s muted colors really intrigued me.

It was raining, foggy and I was soaked from the other photos I took above, but I saw this picture in my minds eye.  I really think I captured my thought and hope you enjoy it.

I love walking in the woods after a fresh snow fall.  This is one of many photos I took that day near Brown Deer Lagoon

I walk past this dead tree many times while walking my dog.  This day the sun, frost and life popping up caught my eye…..

On a family camping trip, I visited a beautiful area called “Turkey Run State Park.” The area was great. I went on a hike and along the way I looked up. The obscure angle of the tree really caught my attention. I had previously promised my photoblog readers and Facebook fans that I would post some images from the trip I was taking, so I set up for a nature HDR shot and was quite pleased with the result!

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I took this image very shortly after I purchased my DSLR. Something about it just intrigued me. I found the silhouetted tree scattering the light to be something of great interest. Furthermore, I was astonished with the richness of the color of the sky. To top it off, the angled trees in the background just seem to make it more stimulating.

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