Photos captured by Jeff Carlson
Category: Photos by Jeff
Middle Falls black-and-white
September and October are turning out to be extremely busy for me, work wise, so as a quick distraction/mental escape here’s another photo of Middle Falls near McCloud, California. (Here’s an earlier shot I posted.) The falls are easily accessible after a short hike, and I imagine the autumn colors are starting to look really ...
Upper Newhalem Creek
(Click here to view the image larger) To reach this area of Newhalem Creek, you first follow the Rock Shelter trail, which ends in a section of mountain adorned with petroglyphs where Native Americans would take shelter from the elements. But don’t turn toward the shelter and its accessible trail. Instead, turn left at the ...
Middle Falls, McCloud River
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Bourbon Shot Shot
I needed an example photo for an upcoming article, so I tried my hand at photographing a shot of bourbon (Bulleit). I never realized until now that the shot glass is uneven. Best part: It was the reward at the end of the work day!
An Impromptu Lightning Photo Opportunity
Seattle experienced a record-setting high temperature of 96 degrees (F) yesterday, and with it came an unexpected lightning and thunder show. We don’t often see lightning here, so I was thrilled to sit in my living room with all the windows open and watch the display. And then I realized I should try to take ...
Helix Bridge
I finally had the opportunity to walk over the Helix Bridge at Amgen’s offices in Seattle. I love that this could have been just a big, boring pedestrian bridge, but someone decided to make it incredible instead. Unfortunately, Amgen has decided to pull out of Seattle, leaving behind new offices and state-of-the-art science facilities. I ...
Dandelion Sunset
After enjoying dinner with friends, I walked along the waterfront at Elliot Bay Park, anticipating a golden sunset. The sky didn’t fully cooperate (the sun fell behind a block of dense clouds), but it was still a great way to spend a summer hour. If you like the work I do, please consider signing up ...
Photographer Etiquette Article at Lynda.com
When you’re shooting on location and someone stumbles into your frame, what’s the proper etiquette for dealing with the situation? In my latest article at Lynda.com, I offer a few guidelines and suggestions: Photographer Etiquette: Shooting on Location.
Colorful Alley, Seattle
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