Late Post
I tried to post this on Friday, but I couldn't get it to work, so here's it is, a little late.
After working with some students on their projects in the photo lab on Friday I went out to do a little research for my father-in-law. He's coming up next weekend and I feel obligated to find him some good fishing spots. I had a good time, the weather was nice (calm winds and slightly overcast), blue-winged olives and midges were coming off, fish were rising regularly, and I even managed to catch a few. The sunset was beautiful, however I fished right through it (fly-fishing is turning me into a less productive photographer I fear). Anyway, I made a few photographs after the sun had set.
Henry's Fork and Moon, near Ashton, ID, 2006
Henry's Fork and Moon, near Ashton, ID #2, 2006
Moon Reflection
Dock, Ashton, ID 2006
After working with some students on their projects in the photo lab on Friday I went out to do a little research for my father-in-law. He's coming up next weekend and I feel obligated to find him some good fishing spots. I had a good time, the weather was nice (calm winds and slightly overcast), blue-winged olives and midges were coming off, fish were rising regularly, and I even managed to catch a few. The sunset was beautiful, however I fished right through it (fly-fishing is turning me into a less productive photographer I fear). Anyway, I made a few photographs after the sun had set.
Henry's Fork and Moon, near Ashton, ID, 2006
Henry's Fork and Moon, near Ashton, ID #2, 2006
Moon Reflection
Dock, Ashton, ID 2006
11 Comments:
yea! first comment! j/k
Nice photos Darren. On my way home from work tonite The sunset looked a little bit like that on the Provo River just north of Heber. That section of the river reminds me a lot of the sloughs out west of Rexburg...I miss those. I loved photographing them. But I think the Provo may be a good "substitute."
Yay! Darren updated his blog!
Woohoo!
Aah...The Prodigal son has returned to photography...Like I'm one to talk.
I love every one of those photos! If I had to choose a favorite, I'd pick the moon reflection on the water.
phew! i was worried you had disappeared.
I'm partial to the Ashton Dock photo. Glad for the update!
Obligated....Yeah I bet!
Fishing and photography are hard to reconcile. It seems like the best photos are made during the time fish are most active. What a choice. Those fish love good light as much as photographers!
I'm glad you're so willing to make such sacrifices for your father-in-law. I'm sure Susan is glad.
Darren you really should open up a studio.
I would willingly spend millions if Darren opened a studio!!!
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