Showing posts with label Sightseeing Through My Lens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sightseeing Through My Lens. Show all posts

Saturday, December 18, 2010

Yellowstone

I am finally getting around to posting some of my scenic shots from our trip to Yellowstone.  This place is a photographer's dream between the scenery and wildlife!  We cannot wait to return.  Only next time we are thinking it might be best to go without the kids.  Lots of hiking trails we want to try, and it is A LOT of work to camp in Yellowstone with a busy little boy like Lucas.  It was a great trip and truly a spectacular place. 
Hey there Mr. Buffalo!

On our way to Roosevelt Country

The "Golden Gate"

I have never seen a squirrel shedding its coat before!  I guess California squirrels don't shed!

View from our drive to Mt. Washburn

Lamar Valley full of buffalo

Black bear that decided to hold up traffic.  We were more than excited to see our first Yellowstone bear!

View from Mt. Washburn

When I look at those people & compare them to the view I feel very small!

Yellowstone Grand Canyon

Grizzly cub

Rhyolite rock formations


Monday, April 12, 2010

The City By the Bay

I have been making several treks over the bridge to San Francisco lately.  Mostly for a class, but also for fun.  There is so much to see and tons of photo opportunities.  Whenever I feel uninspired there is nothing like a trip to the City By the Bay.  It always reignites that creative flame in me.  It's not just the infamous landmarks.  It's also the little details and the people.  Here are some of my favorites from the past few months.  Hope you like them!








Thursday, December 3, 2009

Taking a Country Drive

Look at this little gem of a scene my husband and I stumbled upon.  Early evening is a great time to catch a glimpse of deer.  I have seen deer out and about all of my life, yet the sight of them still turns me into a giddy, squealing kid, "A DEEEEAAAAAR!!!!!!!!"  I love how you can see the deer's warm breath escaping into the brisk fall evening.  I was so thankful that I decided to drag my zoom lens out with me.  Usually it is so bulky and cumbersom that I leave it at home.  That little baby is going to have come more places with me from now on! 

Sunday, November 29, 2009

Ferry Building Farmer's Market Photo Essay


About a month ago I paid a visit to the San Francisco Farmer's Market at the Ferry Building.  It was packed, the weather was phenominal, and the market was a photographer's haven.  The interaction between people and vendors, vibrantly colored fruits and vegetables, and the ubran setting.  There was also a variety of fruits and vegetables that I do not see with our local farmer's markets.  The plums were to die for!  Plus there is a lot more organic produce to choose from.  I am kind of "crunchy" that way.