Showing posts with label firefall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label firefall. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Last Day for Voting in the Aperture Nature Photography Workshop Contest

Thanks SO much for those of you who have taken the time to vote for my image in the Aperture Nature Photography Workshop. There are over 1200 images that have been submitted and I am excited to see that I am in the top 5 of the images!!! This is a judged competition so it will be up to the judges and NOT from vote spamming like some of the images have. I encourage you to view many of the other images and only vote for mine if you feel it is worthy of your vote!

To see all of the photos, you can click here and then there is a drop down menu in the top right corner (it says MOST RECENT) and change it to "MOST POPULAR." The "Nature's Firefall" image is in the top 5 depending on the voting!

Thanks again for your support and encouragement for my passion of photography!

Email me to find out about my first SOLO EXHIBIT at the Rok Bistro Restaurant which is featuring two new series of photographs!

Cheers,
John

Tuesday, May 20, 2008

My "Nature's Firefall" selected best image of the month....

Some great news I got today... my "Nature's Firefall" (you know, the one with the oozing, lava-like waterfall lit up at sunset that looks like the old Yosemite Fire Fall where they pushed a burning fire off of Glacier point?!) was chosen one of the 'best images of the month' in the Northern California Camera Club competition. The official name is the "Northern California Council of Camera Clubs", or N4C for short. My"Nature's Firefall" image can be seen here:


I am off to shoot in the Grand Tetons this weekend for my first time. The weather forecast is calling for rain and snow!! Hard to believe after the 90+ degree weather we have been having here.

Enjoy!
John