NatureGuy

Just recently, I’ve been obsessing over this realm of photography called HDR (high dynamic range). I have always loved photography, the idea that one can capture the stillness of the moment, a moment that you cannot get back, once it’s gone. There’s always room in my heart for that ounce of exhilaration of capturing that slight moment of time. The style of work that I am most attracted to are those that are subtle and yet vibrant in terms of the subject matter. I think I finally found a perfect combination of being able to capture time and incorporate it with fine art. This new love that I have found is HDR photography. The used of multiple images with different lighting from the same scene and combining it into one photo to make used of all the different range of light.

I took this one a while back of the lighthouse in downtown Long Beach, CA.

This I took on top of the Rockefeller center in New York.

Another old photo I took while visiting Hong Kong.

This picture is fairly recent while eating at Wurstkuche in Downtown Los Angeles.

I was Driving home from work, the sunset intrigued me, therefore i had to make a stop in Signal Hill, Ca

Another product of Signal Hill.

Yet another shot from my phone camera of Signal Hill.

This was the entrance of to our campground in Redwood National Park.

Yet another magical scene from Redwood National Park.

This past summer I needed to get away, but I didn’t want to go anywhere really far. After thinking about it for a while, I decided to take a camping trip to Arroyo Seco (in Greenfield, Ca), roughly a 5 hours drive from Los Angeles. The trip turns out pretty good, for I had time to relax, hike and well just some down time with friends. Here are a few pictures I took while hiking:

Arroyo Seco Trail

Wind Tunnel Trail in Gaviota State Beach