Sunday, February 27, 2011

The Storming of Time

Using a Rebel T2i, 18-55 lens, F5.6, hand held, polarizer filter.
Two images taken as a storm cell rushed through, causing the light to change rapidly.


Using a Rebel T2i, 18-55 lens, F5.6, polarizer filter, handheld

Shot this as a fast moving thunderstorm dropped rare desert snow, roared and flashed lightening. I had to duck in and out of my car to keep the camera dry, and myself safe from lightening at one point. This is in Cabazon, CA


Shot with Canon Rebel T2i, 18-55 Lens, 1/40 at F16, handheld, polarizer filter

Standing lenticular clouds the day before snow and thunder came to the desert. This is taken at the Palm Springs Airport in California.



Shot with Rebel T2i, set at Auto, 18-55 lens, with tripod, polarizer filter

Taken right at the San Andreas fault where it crosses the 62 Hightway in Deert Hot Springs, CA as the snow levels started dropping dramatically. It was very cold and windy.

Friday, February 25, 2011

The Streaming of Time

Shot with Canon Rebel TRi, 8 seconds at F8, polarizer filter and no flash. Tripod. Downtown Palm Springs, CA

Thursday, February 24, 2011

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

The Speeding of Time

Shot with older Canon point and shoot, no settings, no flash


Shot with older Kodak Easy Share, no settings, no flash



Shot with older Canon point and shoot camera, Set on auto, no flash

Tuesday, February 22, 2011