The Color of Light
During the golden hours, when the sun is low or just below the horizon, the pure white light of the sun travels through the thickest part of the atmosphere, scattering all the short wavelength colors of blue, indigo and green. Thus, leaving only the fiery tones of orange, red and purple to joyfully greet our eyes, or my lens.
Reflecting on Fall Colors, Acadia National Park
Appalachian Gris Mill, Shenandoa National Park
Tidal Pool, Acadia National Park
Quintessential Autumn, Acadia National Park
Morning Colors at Chief Kiawanda Rock, Oregon Coast
Serpentine Tidal Pools, Oregon Coast
Savannah Sunset, Georgia
Mist and Rocks, California Coast
Morning Sea Stacks, Oregon Coast
No Wind, Texas
Remnants of a Day, Texas Coast
First Kiss of Morning, Mount Ranier National Park
Leading Line, Texas Coast
Just Sunset, Glacier National Park
From Bay Bridge to Golden Gate at Morning Light, San Francisco
A Very Treacherous Bay, Oregon Coast
Moon Rise at Sunset over Schoodic Island, Maine
Blue (purple) Ridge Mountains. Smoky Mountains National Park
Sun halos in the Smokies, Smoky Mountains National Park
Catch a Wave, California Coast
Shifting White Sands, White Sands National Park
Iconic Mormon Barn with Tetons at First Light, Grand Teton National Park
Quiet Night, Oregon
Morning in the Valley, Rocky Mountain National Park