Category: Travel
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Washington DC
Recently I spent a few days in Washington DC with my mom. We visited a few friends, toured some monuments and museums, and ate some fantastic food. It started in the early afternoon when I arrived downtown by car after spending the weekend in Annapolis for a wedding. I met my mom at the lobby…
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Elephant Seal Siesta
I took this shot at the Piedras Blancas Elephant Seal Rookery near San Simeon Bay in California along the famous Highway 1. It’s a very cool spot where you can get up close with some very large wild animals. Male Elephant Seals can grow up to 5,000 pounds. The rookery includes some information, a viewing…
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Big Sur is music to my eyes
I was up in Big Sur recently, and I was astonished at two things – How amazingly beautiful the whole stretch of coast is for mile after mile How many people were wondering around with digital cameras trying to take creative photos (myself included) I did end up with some photos that I’m very pleased…
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The Boston Public Garden
Boston really is an interesting town. It’s a town with a lot of character and history, it’s fast paced and the roads are hard to navigate but at the same time charming and beautiful. It’s home to towering buildings over head but if you look hard enough you can find some quiet corners. On a recent…
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First visit to The Huntington
Spent a few hours wondering around the beautiful grounds of The Huntington Library and Gardens this weekend and had a great time checking out all the plant life. It’s a really peaceful place with so much to see, much more than can be covered in one day, so I’m sure I’ll be back. As always click…
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Angles of Los Angeles
Looking north towards downtown LA from the 12th floor in the fashion district. Want more black and white outdoor photography? Check out my tumblr page.
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Summer Palms
Looking west towards the foothills from Santa Anita park last Sunday before attending the 626 night market
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Planet Jackson Square
I snapped a panoramic shot of the sun rising over Jackson Square (top) and the Mississippi River (bottom) in New Orleans and was able to photoshop it into this small planet. New Orleans is one of my favorite cities, and there’s so much potential for great photography there, I’ve got to get back and snap…
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MayDay
A palm overlooking downtown LA on a beautiful spring day.
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Doo Dah
Stopped by Pasadena’s other parade today, the Doo Dah and had a great time people watching and snapping some photos. Here are a few of my favorites
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Skater ‘Shopped
Here is one photo presented four ways. I spent some of my afternoon at the venice skatepark and grabbed this pic and had some fun tweaking it.
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Lola Dog
I did a 5 mile hike this morning up Echo Mountain and snapped this photo of Lola enjoying the breeze overlooking downtown LA.
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By air or asphalt
I’ve been a passenger on a lot of long flights over the past few years. Usually they are cramped and tiring and they can be expensive and sometimes there is a loud crying baby behind me. But when you think about it, it’s really quite amazing to be able to blast off to another part…
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Into the American West
On the road from CT to LA with many stops along the way. More pics and stories to follow.
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Road Trip
As I get ready for a a move to Southern California it’s hard not to get excited about the road trip west. There’s something inherently appealing to me about taking your time and crossing the vast, diverse, varied and beautiful country I’m fortunate enough to call home. I’ve done some pretty solid trips before (Boston to Charleston,…
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American Textile History Museum
Passed through Lowell Massachusetts this weekend and made a quick stop at the American Textile History Museum, free admission thanks to Bank Of America’s weekend deals.
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Lexington Visit
Some shots from around Lexington, and a few more animal photos, this time of Alfred, Maddy and Troy
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Atlas
Here we see St Patricks Cathedral through the Atlas Statue in front of Rockefeller Center in Midtown New York City.
Trevor Brightman 