Not much to say here. I think the picture says a lot.

It was taken in a small fishing village on the island of Lipari off the northern coast of Sicily.
Photos by Kevin Archer Drew
Not much to say here. I think the picture says a lot.

It was taken in a small fishing village on the island of Lipari off the northern coast of Sicily.
Although Old Faithful is pretty reliable the lighting is not always what you are hoping for. I sat with my daughter and waited for Old Faithful to erupt with the sky completely clouded over threatening to rain and totally flat light. I decided to put on a neutral density filter to allow for a longer exposure time to see if the water would look cooler “in motion”. Then to my surprise a beam of light shone through the clouds onto the geyser and lighted it just at the right time.
I’ve lived fairly close to Abottsford, BC for about 10 years and I have never attended the annual airshow. I finally made it this past summer with my son and got a couple of great airplane shots. This is one of my favorites from that day. Although it was cloudy for the whole day and we even got a bit of rain it made it possible to get a shot like this without losing the details in the shadows.
I took this photo while waiting rather impatiently for the Great Fountain Geyser to erupt in Yellowstone Park. After all the waiting for the geyser, I think I actually like this shot better than any of the geyser shots.

While I was waiting for my wife and daughter to look through the gift shops at Yellowstone park I noticed this odd shadow cast by the door handle of one of the antique Yellowstone buses. Sometimes I like to take photographs that you cannot immediately tell what the subject is but if you look closely enough you can figure it out.

This is a photo I took a very long time ago when the medium of choice was film. Thankfully there are scanners to allow these old film shots to be transferred to digital format. I like the monochromatic color scheme of this one and the way the horizon fades to white. If you look very closely you can just make out the Eiffel Tower on the horizon.

I think this is one of the coolest buildings I have seen around this area. How can you beat a bright red building against a sky like this?

This photograph was taken on a very windy spring day from Waterfront Park in Kelowna on Okanagan Lake. I had to use neutral density filters to allow for a long enough exposure to catch the trees looking windblown. I love the rich colors.

I was down to Portland, Oregon for a class a couple of years ago that took place in the old Montgomery Park building near the downtown. During my lunch hours I spent a fair bit of time taking pictures around the building. This one is from the atrium looking up towards the south tower through the rain drenched windows. It seems like a really depressing picture but I really like it.

