The Roving Photographer

Archives

Crappy cell phone photo of the day

This is the first of what I assume may be many crappy cell phone photos I end up sharing here.  Sorry.  It was bound to happen some day.  The whole “the best camera is the one you have with you thing.”  I wasn’t out this afternoon with photography in mind, but when I got caught [...]


Simple Clicks – the Bluebird of Happiness

Just a couple more images to share from my birding last Saturday, and specifically the Eastern Bluebird pair I was able to work with. They were very accommodating for birds, perching on branches that were well within lens range and even mugging for the camera a little. Related Posts:Simple Clicks – Ruby-crowned KingletSimple Clicks – [...]


Spring star trails

  I wrapped up my perfect spring Saturday with an evening under the stars with friends.  It’s been a while since I’ve shot any astrophotography, in part because I was struggling to keep it interesting.  As a genera, it’s a bit of a tricky one; adding interest to any astro scene depends a lot on [...]


Simple Clicks – A change in elevation

  After leaving Archbald Regional Park on Friday morning, I stopped up at the Eales Preserve on Moosic Mountain to see how the season was developing there.  I also had the faint hope that the Eastern Towhees would be back.  No dice on that one, which wasn’t a surprise.  It’s amazing how much difference a [...]


Early Spring Birding

With several days to myself this weekend, I was able to get out into the field for some early spring birding.  Not as much as I would have liked; the weather was pretty bleak for all by one day, which makes it difficult.  My kingdom for a 300mm f/4 lens for the m4:3 system, as [...]


Looking for Spring

Although this week marks the beginning of astronomical Spring, you sure can’t tell it from the weather. The temperatures in Northeastern Pennsylvania have been a good 10-15 degrees below normal for the daytime high, with the nights correspondingly colder than normal. To add insult to injury, most days are largely cloudy and windy, more reminiscent [...]


Easton, PA

Spend 24 hours in the town of Easton a couple of weeks back, on a March Saturday that turned out to be uncharacteristically warm and lovely.  It as planned as a get-away trip that, unfortunately, didn’t really turn out the way I’d planned and I ended up cutting it short and coming back a day [...]


Simple clicks – Grass

A couple of truly simple clicks here, of some tall grass that’s wintered over up at Archbald Regional Park.  Last Tuesday we had one of those perfect early spring days and I spent a while hiking in the park that afternoon.  I didn’t come back with much – I missed the shot of the Red-winged [...]


Tropics?

I like the way the interplay of lighting and composition can seemingly transform the attributes of a scene, particularly in early morning or in the fading light of dusk. This image comes from Bullhead Bay at Lackawanna State Park, a long-time favorite shooting location for both Brent and me. We have photographed this region of [...]


Simple Clicks – Afternoon Light

Just a few clicks from Sunday afternoon’s hike at Lackawanna State Park.  It was one of those perfect afternoons – warm, slight breeze, not too many people.  I’ve always found retreating into the woods therapeutic, a good way to clear my head and find some balance when it’s lacking.  Making images works into that easily, especially [...]


RSS Feed

Categories

Fine Art Prints Available

Sure, my photos look good here on the site - but they look outright amazing when printed big and hanging on a wall! Check out my fine art gallery, with a selection of prints available in multiple sizes, on canvas and even metal, and all printed by a professional lab.


TRP | Fine Art Prints Gallery