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And who in her lonely slip, who by barbiturate,
who in these realms of love, who by something blunt,
and who by avalanche, who by powder,
who for his greed, who for his hunger,
and who shall I say is calling?

This is friend John who is a retired fireman. This machine was the first one he worked on, we were very pleased to find it. John was a fireman at the time of the IRA Brighton bombing, of the Grand Hotel, in 1984. He was one of the first into the hotel to rescue injured/dead people from the unstable building.

This was taken at Sparks Lake, Oregon. It was the most beautiful night I had seen in a while. There was not a cloud in the sky, and there seemed to be a million stars out. As we stood on the rocks, we noticed a campfire across the way. I thought to myself, what a beautiful night to be camping beneath the stars. Their fire seemed to make the trees glow with a brilliant orange. What an incredible night this turned out to be. We were even blessed to see the longest shooting start we had ever seeen. It was the perfect evening!!

Friday night fireworks mark the end of the Isle of Man TT Races. To get this position and a reflection off the sea means going out to the furthest Pier. Conditions were almost ideal.

The impending sunset dragged me down to the local estuary tonight
60sec exposure across the water

A sunset erupting in oranges and pinks

Taken at the Imperial War Museum Airfield Duxford

People like us, we don’t
Need that much
Just someone that starts
Starts the spark in our bonfire hearts

The smallest of flames sometimes produce the most light...

I was pleased to get this result at our local country club on 4th of July 2015. The reflection of the fireworks and the remnants of the sunset behind give it such an awesome affect! I will have to search down the EXIF, can't believe it isn't attached to the image! UGH

The Auroras put on a show last night. It was cold up on that mountain, but so worth it. Elk were still bugling in the distance. Taken in Central Washington State.

Frost is but slender weeks away,
Tonight the sunset glow will stay,
Swing to the north and burn up higher
And Northern Lights wall earth with fire.
Nothing is lost yet, nothing broken,
And yet the cold blue word is spoken:
Say goodbye to the sun.
The days of love and leaves are done.

Circus Et Cetera performer at Hobb's Grove Haunt in Sanger, CA.
📷 f/4 1/40sec ISO 320 28mm

Nikon D7100
Nikon 18-105 lens
f/5.6
1/125 sec
ISO 1000
42mm
No Edit

This was taken earlier tonight at our last home football game of the season. I just thought it was a fun candid and wanted to share.

Playing around and learning! With my new dream 2.8 100mm prime macro lens

Coming from my wine bottle tiki torch

Taking this photo did pose some difficulties. The wind direction affected the outcome very much. Handling the dark cityscape on one side and the bright fireworks on the other was the biggest challenge to me.

Some projects I have been working on. Graffiti wall

My favorite sunrise, sunset type pic. I was just starting photography last year when I took this one.

This was taken as a random shot in the Shenandoah Mountains in Virginia. The way the sunset gave the impression that there was a fire in the distance was what I was hoping to achieve.

This was SOOC, no editing.

One of the most amazing sunsets I have seen in years

Infinity Bridge
Stockton-on-Tees, UK

Samsung Note
Phone photo

I've reached a frustrating point where no matter how hard I try, I can't seem to improve my moon shots. So, I thought I would try something different instead.

No EXIF date available.

A wider view of the 4 hectare brush fire in Lake Cowichan yesterday afternoon.

4 Hectare brush fire in Lake Cowichan from about 15 km away from the blaze.

Mount Pleasant, South Carolina

From the window of the car, driving through Fireside, Colorado.

Curves and split toning in LR6.

©Scott Smith Photography

Taken two years ago, just going through old stuff and thought this "mistake" made a cool abstract.

Mount Pleasant, South Carolina

Dramatic sunsets in the strangest way since the fires started raging in our province. Thick smoke clinging to the valley makes for difficult shooting conditions.

Lake Washington~Seattle, Washington

Perspective shot...when life gives you a not so nice background, you make it work.

©Scott Smith Photography

©Scott Smith Photography

Fourth of July in Frisco, Colorado.

Fourth of July, 2015 fireworks in Frisco, Colorado over Dillon Reservoir. EXIF details available below.

This is an unedited photo I took while in a little patch of forest in the park nearby my house. I have never seen flowers like this and they reminded me of fireworks.

This shot was taken while driving. I couldn't have asked for better settings that day.

Another experimental work of mine. Took a photo of the sunrise in Hawaii on my back lanai, then added some digital artwork. Parts drawn were the left and right rocky hills and the city in the middle.