First Spring camping trip with friends at Indian Creek, Louisiana
As the Earth rotates along her axis, the stars appear to move across the sky. After capturing over an hour of light, that movement appears as the star trails you see here.
Category Photography
“Elements of Earth” – Digital Art
For this project I wanted to personify the primal elements of Mother Earth; wind, water, earth, and fire. Using a double exposure technique I learned from a lot of YouTubers, I was able to make this series of elementals.
The Orion Constellation & Barnard’s Loop taken with a DSLR
I wanted to capture my first deep sky object and the Orion Constellation is a beautiful and easy target. The scale of this object is unimaginable. The entire span of our solar system would barely register as a pixel in this image.
My first Milky Way photograph
The conditions were near perfect for astrophotography so I head out to my family's camp in a dark zone with some friends. We could see the Milky Way's outer arm with the naked eye.
Long Exposure Photographs of the Cajun Heartland State Fair
A week in the Smoky Mountains
The trek up to Clingman's dome was some of the most pleasant hiking I've ever experienced. It was about 68 degrees, overcast, and every now and then a very slight mist would past through. The scenery and hiking trails were beautiful and had new sites at every bend.
ULL Ragin Cajun Formula SAE Racecar
SAE stands for Society of Automotive Engineers. It's a Formula racing league for college level engineers and driver. The max cc is 710cc but 600cc engines are most common. [...]
Local clover honey from the Lafayette Farmer’s Market at the Horse Farm
Visiting the Abandoned Planetarium and Science Museum in Lafayette, LA
Abandoned Catholic School in Lafayette, Louisiana
We went over to the abandoned Holy Rosary Institute in Lafayette, Louisiana to take some photos. The first place we checked out was the abandoned gym. After stepping over some rubbish, the interior of the gym was still pretty open. The windows were still open and so we had a good view of the entire place. The basketball court had begun to buckle in the heat, and most of the wooden interior was rotten. The bleachers were old and creaky but we could still walk on them. The equipment rooms were completely packed with old junk, so we left it…