I shot this as wide open as I could to get a shallow depth of field. Not sure why I did that. Glad I did. Somewhat creepy as Mary Ann would say. The color rendition I did was fine. This is much more impactful. Thanks for looking.
Every time I go out to Dry Lagoon, I see something new. The rocks and grasses are my current obsession when I go there. I entered a 16×24″ of this on Red River Palo Duro Softgloss Rag in the upcoming Humboldt Photography Exhibition.
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.
I love to mine my old work and rework them with what I know now. This is from 2009 next to Redwood Creek north of Orick, CA.
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Beauty surrounds us everyday.
A Journal of my Story Through my Photography
1939 World’s Fair on Treasure Island, San Francisco. Photograph by Bill Work. Editting by Hal Work. 
Hal Work's Imagery 