2.9.20 - I decided to shoot Sunday night’s sunset on a whim, so I headed straight to one of my easy go-to spots as the colors popped. Fortunately the warm tones burned slowly in the sky, meaning I was able to get off a number of shots before the colors faded. I’ve photographed this scene dozens, if not hundreds of times, and it never seems to disappoint. I do always struggle figuring out if I should shoot a single vertical frame, or go for the wider panorama. This night I’d say the panorama worked out fairly well!

4.3.19

4.1.19 - I was hoping for a wild sunset, which didn't happen, but the purples and blues lingered on the horizon, giving a subtle reflection off of the river. This is seven vertical frames stitched together, so it's quite a large image. Click for larger.

3.20.19 - Last night's supermoon setting over Charlottesville this morning. If you look closely you can see the lights at Scott Stadium and McCormick Observatory on top of O'Hill.

3.13.19

2.21.19 - The sun was mostly socked in this morning, but a few warm tones seeped through as I watched the moon set over the mountains. Click for a larger panoramic file.

2.9.19

2.3.19

1.31.19 - Cold weather meant an hour delay from school, so I was able to go watch the sunrise. Unfortunately there wasn't any fun cloud action, but the frozen grass at the edge of the reservoir made for an interesting focal point.