Devil’s Bathtub – Vertical Pano – Autumn 2022
Devil’s Bathtub 3-shot vertical pano photographed with the Canon 5D Mark IV and 17mm Tilt-shift lens.
1710, 2022
2509, 2022
L Train on the S Curve in Chicago – 2022
“L” Train on the “S” Curve Shot with the Sony a9 and 20mm lens as a 20 second exposure.
2509, 2022
St Joseph North Pier Lighthouse – Lake Michigan
Gale force winds at St. Joseph North Pier Lighthouse Photographed with the Canon 5D Mark IV and 70-200mm lens.
2010, 2018
Hot Air Balloon Glow – Carolina Balloon Festival – 2018
Hot Air Balloon Glow Carolina Balloon Festival 2018, in Statesville, NC, just after Sunset. Three sets of exposure bracketed shots, merged together, for all balloons to be lit-up in the final image. Canon EOS 5D Mark IV and 35mm f1.4 2nd generation lens.
0309, 2018
Water Lilies and Dragonflies – Sarah P. Duke Gardens
Images include Blue Dasher dragonfly and Eastern Amberwing dragonflies perched upon water lilies. Shot on the Canon 5D Mark IV at 400mm focal length. Photographed at Sarah P. Duke Gardens.
2606, 2017
A City in the Cloud – The Bean – Chicago, Illinois
A City in the Cloud Cloud Gate aka The Bean. Shot on my Canon 5D Mark IV and 17mm Tilt-shift lens. Can we say, a dream come true?! Please Like and Share with friends and family!
2206, 2017
L-Train on the S-Curve – Chicago, Illinois
“L” Train on the “S” Curve Shot on the Canon 5D Mark IV and 35mm f1.4 lens at f11 as a 20 second exposure.
2005, 2017
Blue Angels – Wings Over Wayne
U.S. Navy Blue Angels performing at the Wings Over Wayne Air Show, May 20th, 2017. Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, NC, United States.
2005, 2017
Gene Soucy at the Wings Over Wayne Air Show
Gene Soucy Airshows at the Wings Over Wayne Air Show, May 20th, 2017 Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, NC.
1504, 2017
Spring Sunset – Holden Beach Pier
Spring Sunset – Holden Beach Pier What a gorgeous Sunset at Holden Beach! Everything came together, including just the right pace for the waves. Shot on my Canon 5D Mark IV and Canon 17mm Tilt-shift, with Lee Filters 0.9 Grad ND, at f8 1/10 of a second and ISO 320.