The hills north of Garrapata beach on a windy day, with the slit scan camera. Wildflowers in the foreground, with a lot of detail that doesn’t make it to web-size images as the flowers blew around in the considerable wind. The shadows of the clouds on the hillside was what I was going for…. [Read More]

  Sometimes slit scan photographs don’t look very real at all. This one from last night is in that camp. Kind of creepy, huh?

  Yesterday we had some nice cloud formations. With the slit scan camera, they looked like this. One of the things I like about doing slit scans of clouds and waves is that, at first glance, they look real, but as you spend more time with the image, they look stranger and stranger.

  This is last night’s sunset, with time running from right to left. I couldn’t have planned for the fog that formed after the sun dropped below the horizon, but, as far as I’m concerned, it makes the picture.