Medford, New Jersey
The Rocky Mountains near Boulder, Colorado
We New Jersey photographers have some stiff competition with our Western brothers and sisters who photograph the majestic Rocky Mountains. It’s a tough act to follow. However, sometimes New Jersey shows its beauty in very dramatic ways. Compare and Enjoy!
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Beautiful image Rich!!!
Thank you very much Kathleen
Consistently amazing photographs Richard. I’m very envious! I love the concept on your main site of ‘painting with a camera’ too.
Thanks for dropping by my blog and liking my self-portrait too 🙂
Thank you for your nice comment Steven. I appreciate it. I really liked your self portrait too as it made me think of the time long ago when I was 17 and a very different person.
You are right we do have something special here in our own way. Hey … how did your show go at the MAC center? I have been meaning to sit down with you and see how the new phone scan of background info went over????
Thanks Mike. We can talk about the show sometime the next time we see each other. The QR code scans went well. I was able to track how many there were and it is interesting because there was a big difference in the quantity of the scans for different photographs.
You are so right! I have often commented that it is more difficult to be a landscape photographer in New Jersey than Out West. Great light and composition play an even more important role when the subjects are less than grand. Nice images!
Thanks Denise. I believe the challenges we face photographing New Jersey makes us better photographers in the long run.
Rich, A similar problem in Iowa. Not a lot of geology near my home, so I take Eliot Porter’s “intimate landscape” approach. I enjoy your work.
Hi Ben,
I’m a big fan of Eliot Porter and he is one of my inspirations too. You blog really shows his influence too. Thanks for your compliment.
Rich