Two spots on the East Fork of Willow Creek within a spit and a holler of one other. Also, 1.3 seconds versus 0.0025 seconds.
Serenity & Chaos on the East Fork
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Monthly Archives: March 2015
Helena Chimney
Since I mentioned this in the last post, I better show it.
“Jess, I Love Us”
Pam and I went shooting this week at Helena and French Creek.
Wikipedia describes Helena, “Helena is located on the North Fork of the Trinity River 10 miles (16 km) west-northwest of Weaverville. The community was settled in 1851 as a mining camp. It was known as Bagdad, North Fork, and The Cove before its post office opened in 1891; the post office was named Helena after the postmaster’s wife.”
Several abandoned buildings, a two story freestanding chimney, and a lovely day. What more could anyone want.
Friday Night on 101 in Eureka
A subset of the Redwood Camera Club went out for a night shoot Friday and braved high 40’s weather. Pam and I went the length of Opera Alley. Then I ventured over to 101 (4th St) to shoot this using a neutral density filter. This was a 25 second exposure.
Peas
This is our cook at the White Wolf Lake Hunting Camp a few miles south of the Arctic Circle in the Northwest Territory. In the morning, she would tell me how many lake trout to catch for dinner that night. The lake is ice-free for only a few months of the year making the water very cold. We wore float suits whenever we went out in boats. Photograph was taken with film in September, 2006.
An Appearance of Calm
A 30 second exposure made the choppy Pacific look almost mellow at Patricks Point.
Hal Work's Imagery 