Musings of a displaced Australian Photographer in Seattle, USA
I took this image inside the Peterborough Cathedral in England and I’m not sure why I waited so long to post it. I’m not really a religious person so it wasn’t anything like that at all. I looked at this a few weeks ago and thought, this would make the perfect image to post on...
One of the things I most enjoy about photographing on location somewhere is when a shot turns out as you’d hoped it would as you were shooting it. Today’s image is another image from my time up in Whistler, but it could very well be anywhere in the world where snow gathers around railroad tracks....
I always enjoy it when it snows in Seattle… maybe it’s because coming from a country where snow isn’t something that’s part of winter and it’s just that whole novelty factor about it. Either way, when it snows in Seattle, for whatever reason it makes me really happy watching it fall, settle, and then waking...
About 50 miles east of Seattle are the Cascade Mountains. They’re a beautiful area of the North West filled with tall trees and ominous mountain peeks. Steep cliff faces line the pass as you drive through. When I first moved to the USA (and had never driven in snow) it once took me about 2...
Well, better late than never. I got all caught up in the hoo-har of the new year that I forgot to set this up. I had the image picked and everyhing… whoops! Oh well, that’s how it goes sometimes. This month I’ve got a wintry wallpaper to share: Happy New Year to all! The wallpaper...
A couple of days ago I posted about how a scene from the end of summer reminded me of the weather we’re having right now, smack in the heart of winter. It’s off and on this week, but I had to capitalise on it this weekend. Outside of photography, I’m also a keen snowboarder. I’m...
Though today’s image was taken in Seattle some months back in September during the early Autumn when the weather was clear, we’re being given a rare opportunity to experience some weather like this today, in the middle of winter. The last couple of days in Seattle have been true bluebird days with barely a cloud...
