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2022 All Photos

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  • After the Storms

    After the Storms

    We recently had 2 back-to-back winter storms. It started with 12 inches of snowfall, turning into rain, wind and nearly +40 degree F weather. It cleared for a few hours before another 15 inches of snow fell at our house. We lost power for 26 hours and have many trees down in the yard. I took the snowshoes out to walk around the trails in the yard yesterday. There was hardly any sign of the trails, despite them having been well-worn before the storms. Now it's January, and cold. At least we are getting a break from the precipitation!

  • After the Storms

    After the Storms

    We recently had 2 back-to-back winter storms. It started with 12 inches of snowfall, turning into rain, wind and nearly +40 degree F weather. It cleared for a few hours before another 15 inches of snow fell at our house. We lost power for 26 hours and have many trees down in the yard. I took the snowshoes out to walk around the trails in the yard yesterday. There was hardly any sign of the trails, despite them having been well-worn before the storms. Now it's January, and cold. At least we are getting a break from the precipitation!

  • After the Storms

    After the Storms

    We recently had 2 back-to-back winter storms. It started with 12 inches of snowfall, turning into rain, wind and nearly +40 degree F weather. It cleared for a few hours before another 15 inches of snow fell at our house. We lost power for 26 hours and have many trees down in the yard. I took the snowshoes out to walk around the trails in the yard yesterday. There was hardly any sign of the trails, despite them having been well-worn before the storms. Now it's January, and cold. At least we are getting a break from the precipitation!

  • After the Storms

    After the Storms

    We recently had 2 back-to-back winter storms. It started with 12 inches of snowfall, turning into rain, wind and nearly +40 degree F weather. It cleared for a few hours before another 15 inches of snow fell at our house. We lost power for 26 hours and have many trees down in the yard. I took the snowshoes out to walk around the trails in the yard yesterday. There was hardly any sign of the trails, despite them having been well-worn before the storms. Now it's January, and cold. At least we are getting a break from the precipitation!

  • Early Sunset

    Early Sunset

    Snowy landscape and nice skies shortly after the 3:08 pm sunset in Fairbanks, Alaska.

  • Moon over the trees

    Moon over the trees

    Snowy landscape and nice skies shortly after the 3:08 pm sunset in Fairbanks, Alaska.

  • Early Sunset

    Early Sunset

    Snowy landscape and nice skies shortly after the 3:08 pm sunset in Fairbanks, Alaska.

  • Sunset Gradient

    Sunset Gradient

    Snowy landscape and nice skies shortly after the 3:08 pm sunset in Fairbanks, Alaska.

  • Warm Light - Cold Air

    Warm Light - Cold Air

    Warm light on the trees, the air temperature was -30°F - Fairbanks, Alaska

  • Warm Light - Cold Air

    Warm Light - Cold Air

    Warm light on the trees, the air temperature was -30°F - Fairbanks, Alaska

  • Snowflakes

    Snowflakes

    Day-old snowflakes on the window - Fairbanks, Alaska. Photo was taken with a Nikon D850 and a Venus Optics Laowa 25mm f/2.8 2.5-5X Ultra Macro lens at f/5.6.

  • Snowflake

    Snowflake

    Day-old snowflakes on the window - Fairbanks, Alaska. Photo was taken with a Nikon D850 and a Venus Optics Laowa 25mm f/2.8 2.5-5X Ultra Macro lens at f/5.6.

  • Snowflake

    Snowflake

    Day-old snowflakes on the window - Fairbanks, Alaska. Photo was taken with a Nikon D850 and a Venus Optics Laowa 25mm f/2.8 2.5-5X Ultra Macro lens at f/5.6. Part of my on-going Water and Ice Gallery.

  • Frost

    Frost

    Frost on glass

  • Snowflake

    Snowflake

    A single decomposing snowflake sticking out of the snow on our porch banister - Fairbanks, Alaska. Macro photography is still pretty new to me, and I'm learning quite a lot. For one, I may need to invest in a more stable tripod setup. I took this on our porch using my tripod and a macro focusing rail. After setting up the focus, it would take the camera about 4-5 seconds to stop shaking enough to actually take the photo, but I noticed it was still rhythmically shaking about every second. After a while, I noticed that tiny bit of shake was from my heartbeat and I was standing too close to the tripod legs. Photo was taken with a Nikon D850 and a Venus Optics Laowa 25mm f/2.8 2.5-5X Ultra Macro lens at f/5.6. This is 4 images focus-stacked using Helicon focus stacking software. As I refine my technique I'll write more on my set-up and process.

  • Return of Sunlight

    Return of Sunlight

    Blue skies and sunlight on the forest floor return at the end of February.

  • Return of Sunlight

    Return of Sunlight

    Blue skies and sunlight on the forest floor return at the end of February.

  • Return of Sunlight

    Return of Sunlight

    Blue skies and sunlight on the forest floor return at the end of February.

  • Wide Snowflake

    Wide Snowflake

  • Hexagonal Core

    Hexagonal Core

    Freshly fallen snowflake with a big hexagonal core. Stacked from 4 images.

  • Spring begins

    Spring begins

    Warmer temperatures bring our first melt days of the season this week.

  • Spring begins

    Spring begins

    Warmer temperatures bring our first melt days of the season this week.

  • Spring begins

    Spring begins

    Warmer temperatures bring our first melt days of the season this week.

  • Aurora Borealis

    Aurora Borealis

    The northern lights over Fairbanks, Alaska in the early morning of March 31, 2022.

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