Portrait of a Colonial Woman
Morning is the best time to visit Colonial Williamsburg, if you want to shoot portraits of the interpreters. The light is soft and most of the visitors haven't arrived yet. It's possible to really enjoy a chat and shoot some great shots.
Colonial Williamsburg Gentleman
An interpreter in colonial clothing, relaxing in Colonial Williamsburg. I love the critter on the tree to the left!
Colonial Williamsburg
A street scene.
Colonial Men Out for a Stroll
Shot in Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia
Sitting and sewing in Williamsburg, VA.
Thomas Point Shoal Lighthouse
Located on the Chesapeake Bay, south of Annapolis, Maryland, this is the last operational screwpile lighthouse and is still being used as a navigational aid. It is a National Historic Landmark. I shot this from our moving boat.
The Gate
Gwanghwamun Gate to Gyeongbok Palace, in Seoul, South Korea, at twilight. A statue of a Haechi, a mythical creature that is a symbol of Seoul, is at the far left. During the day, you can enter the palace grounds through these gates.
Floating Grandeur
Gyeonghoeru Pavilion, and its reflection, on the grounds of Gyeongbokgung Palace, in Seoul, South Korea. This was a banquet hall during the last dynasty.
Cheonggye Dream
A man in traditional clothing strolls along the Cheonggye Stream in Seoul, South Korea
This is Korea
The V sign, big smiles, lots of cameras. On the Cheonggye on Children's Day.
The Jusangjeolli Coastline on Jeju Island, South Korea
6-sided columns of lava rock rise out of aqua blue water along the Jeju Jungman-Daepo Coast in South Korea
Symmetry
This tranquil shot was taken beneath the Mapo Bridge from Yeouido, in Seoul, South Korea.
The Bride
A makeup artist prepares the bride for her wedding pictures, at the Itsukushimajinja Shrine, in Miyajima, Japan
On the Way to the Wedding
A wedding couple, riding in a rickshaw, on their way to the Itsukushimajinja Shrine in Miyajima, Japan
Wedding Guests
Wedding guests walk toward the Itsukushimajinja Shrine, in Miyajima, Japan
Floating
The O-Torii (Grand Gate) of the Itsukushimajinja Shrine rises out of the water on the island of Miyajima, Japan.
Low Tide
Tourists visit the O-Torii (Grand Gate) of the Itsukushimajinja Shrine at low tide, on a cloudy day. Reflections of the gate can be seen in the water left by the receding tide. Miyajima, Japan.
Forbidden City Reflection
The Meridian or South Gate Watchtower of the Forbidden City in Beijing, China, is seen and reflected in the moat.
Breathtaking
The Yuan Yang Rice Terraces in Yunnan Province, China, at sunset. These terraces were hand carved out of the side of the mountain over thousands of years. Because of the cooler winters, only one rice crop is grown each year. You can see the new bright green rice plants in a few of the ponds. The rest are filled with water and reflecting the sunset. Soon, the rice plants will be planted in all of the ponds. These rice terraces are located about fifteen miles north of Vietnam.
Tranquil Temple
Banteay Samre Temple, near Siem Reap, Cambodia, has far fewer tourists than Angkor Wat, due to its remote location. It's well worth the drive!
Watering Hole Sunset
A panorama taken as the sun sets behind the Cederberg Mountains at a watering hole at Bushmans Kloof Wilderness Reserve. Western Cape, South Africa.
Mother Giraffe Walking with Her Calf in the Bushveld
Mother giraffe and her calf walking in the grass in the bushveld in Sabi Sabi, South Africa.
Bali Rice Paddies
A view of rice terraces and a farmer's house, near Ubud, in Bali, Indonesia.
Pastel Dusk
Pura Bata Bolong is located near Tanah Lot, on the Indian Ocean, in Bali, Indonesia. A Hindu temple, it is named after the hole in the rock. This was taken after sunset, using a 6 second exposure.
Multnomah Falls
Located along the historic Columbia River Highway, in Troutdale, Oregon, Multnomah Falls is the second highest year-round waterfall in the United States. Hikers can climb to the top, crossing the lower cascade on the Simon Benson Bridge.
