I've seen similar photos taken of raindrops on a window pane. This was made by waxing a sheet of glass and then spraying water on it to form the droplets. A plate of sliced oranges was then placed underneath the glass and light was shone on the orange slices from below the glass. Interesting results!
Elizabeth and I visited the village of Berchtesgaden in Bavaria, Germany. Just south of there is lake called Koenigssee nestled in the mountains. This is a scene from there.
On a visit to Splitrock Lighthouse in Minnesota on the Northshore of Lake Superior, I took this picture looking south.
We thought the deep blue sky and the clouds looked pretty meeting the Wasatch range of the Rocky Mountains along Interstate 15 a few miles north of Salt Lake City.
Here is a picture of my brother-in-law, Jim Wolfe. He was packing up his car in preparation to returning to his home in Minneapolis.
2 comments:
holy flipping crap (said with minnesotan accent), that orange photo is just amazing!!!!!!!!!! unbelievable unique professional talent.
I love those pictures! They really are amazing. But by far the orange picture is my favorite!
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