Stock Photography

While I don’t have a photography outing to write about yet – that’s coming in a couple of weeks – I want to say that I have made many of my images available to those who buy stock photography. They are available to purchase and download, and the collection has several categories, and many images. Both categories and image counts will grow over time. My stock photography can be viewed by clicking here. (The link is currently suspended pending some changes.)

The stock photography I offer is available in many different categories at 300 ppi. All are three inches long on their longest side, making the verticals 5.667×9 at 300 ppi, while the horizontals are 9×5.667 at 300 ppi. What this means is that they can be up-sized within reason and still keep their high-resolution quality for printing.

Point Reyes National Seashore

I know it’s been awhile since my last post, but I’ve been really busy. I’ve just added some new images to my gallery.

I spent Saturday at Point Reyes National Seashore and came across several really things to make images of, but some reason I was fascinated with “The Dancing Stick” and three shells that were lined up on the shore. I wasn’t sure how they got there the way they did, but it didn’t look like a human did it. I made several images of “The Dancing Stick”, but I liked that’s in my gallery the best.

Point Reyes is a beautiful place to shoot because the land so diverse. One minute you’re on a sandy beach looking out at the crystal blue sea, and the next you’re hiking up a mountain, and then you’re walking through dunes and looking at driftwood wondering how it got so far inland.

All along the way you’re looking at the details of the windswept sand and the textures on the driftwood and the plants growing around it.

To see the images I made, check out my website in the new images gallery.