I was fortunate to capture a lot of pictures during 2017. It's always challenging to select just 10 images from a full year's worth of shooting. Here are ten of my favorites (in random order) from this past year:
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I've posted many threads during the year. Thanks to all for taking the time to view and comment on my photographs. I very much appreciate it.
Wishing all of you Happy Shooting throughout 2018!
CH3NO2 wrote:
All the best to you Glenn. Keep the images coming as they are spectacular.
Thanks...much appreciated! Hopefully 2018 will present many new photo opportunities!
Fantastic images but your portfolio is huge and this is just a small sample. Your visits to state capitals and missions are splendid.
I look forward to more ASAP.
Dan
Danpbphoto wrote:
Fantastic images but your portfolio is huge and this is just a small sample. Your visits to state capitals and missions are splendid.
I look forward to more ASAP.
Dan
Thanks Dan...hopefully 2018 will bring many more photo opportunities!
I've lived on the Palouse and while shooting it has become almost trivial to photographers, nothing ever captures its subtle and ever-evoking beauty. From Steptoe Butte? Nice.
AdrianKM wrote:
Love that photo of The Broad. As often as I am in the area, I've never quite seen it at that angle. Great shot!
Thank you, Adrian...
This was the first pictures I captured as I approached the Broad. I captured many more pictures of the building (inside and out) during the couple of days I was in Los Angeles. But, this first one was my favorite.
OntheRez wrote:
I've lived on the Palouse and while shooting it has become almost trivial to photographers, nothing ever captures its subtle and ever-evoking beauty. From Steptoe Butte? Nice.
Thank you...it was my first time visiting the Palouse. I was impressed.
I was concerned that I might leave with nothing. I drove up to top of Steptoe Butte on three occasions...a sunset, then a sunrise and another sunset. Fortunately, the light was nice for about ten minutes during my sunrise session. The sunsets fizzled out due to haze (from forest fire smoke). I'm glad I had three attempts at it...as it is one of the top landscape locations that I have visited--and I've been to quite a few!
