Monday December 5, 2011

Two Paths

Ignite Interview

A few nights ago I was interviewed at the Ignite event in Steamboat Springs. I usually don’t talk about the business stuff – I prefer the discussions within the sphere of art – but this was a business-oriented function. Anyway, there’s a bit of that in here… Enjoy!

Daily Photo – Two Paths

This path around Crater Lake winds this way and that. It occasionally opens up to a wide vista where I can see the lake and morning sun. But the path itself was quite nice with the sun slicing in through the early-yellow leaves.

You might remember this from the video I made while here a few weeks ago. As usual, you can find that video and more on my YouTube channel!

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  • Sashikanth

    Trey beautiful sunrise photograph, i saw the video you had uploaded for taking these shots. I have two request

    1. Can you upload a video on how to do Fireworks HDR
    2. How to escape from Tripod police which you have shared in your B&H talk and promised to make it available some day.

    I was at Atlanta Coke last week and ran into similar issues what you had.

  • Susan

    So beautiful Trey…..like most of your shots, this one has that sense of peace we all long for.

  • http://www.kelleybard.com Kelley Bard

    that’s gorgeous! I remember your other photo from here… isn’t that Crater Lake? I love wooded paths, they always seem to have such promise and mystery.

  • Andy Bird

    Looks spectacular – terrific colours! Looks like the type of place you might run into bigfoot! :)

  • petrov

    wrong….you destroy reallity

  • Chris Combe

    stunning, the tree on the far left looks like a high detail render.. lighting is exquisite.

    where is the link to the video you mentioned at the end of your post?

  • Gail Moshier

    I agree with all but one of the posts above. Petrov, you are wrong. Beautiful photo, Trey!!! Thanks for posting. Have a wonderful Monday :-)

  • http://timetotakepictures.blogspot.com Keith Moyer

    Beautiful shot Trey! Love the way you captured the light.
    Check out this view of KC on an HDR cloud kind of day…http://timetotakepictures.blogspot.com
    Let me know what you think!

  • Linda Coty

    Simply breathtaking ! from the moment the page opened. Has all the elements I enjoy most! And I love paths. I love how they draw the eye down its length. And as in this picture, you have the high road & the low road! Which road would you pick?
    After following you for at least a couple of years, this is my first post. Trey, I just love your photography. Thank you so much for sharing, it truly enriches my life!

  • https://plus.google.com/u/0/113656379833336702679/posts Filip Farag

    Great interview Trey, you’re a huge inspiration…Thanks for sharing! :)

  • http://dmcgurk.zenfolio.com Dan M

    Started following you a couple months ago. This is one of my favorites. Great composition, great detail, great color. This picture has it all.

  • https://plus.google.com/100265717320622923616/posts Bill Dodd

    Today’s shot in absolutely stunning Trey, it shall adorn my second monitor to lift me from the sadness of my real job :)

  • Jeff Peterson

    Wow, beautiful photo, almost looks more like a painting than a photograph.

  • http://www.lophot.com Simon

    time and time again, just fantastic pictures! thanks for sharing the inspiration

  • http://www.smith-photography.net Michael Smith

    WOW, I LOVE THE DETAIL IN THIS SHOT AND THE WAY YOU CAUGHT THE LIGHT! ONE OF YOUR BEST SO FAR, WELL DONE!!!

  • Murray Parker

    Hey Trey,

    Just watched the hangout video, great as usual. One thing you said and I think I heard you mention once before, but did not give much thought to it was that you are leaving to go to New Zealand. I know this is probably a great move for you and your family, but you will be missed terribly here in the USA. I have wished that you you would one day come to Raleigh or Charlotte, NC and do a photo walk. Looks like that won’t happen. Do you plan on spending any time in the US after you move? Wish you all the best, I know you will love it.

  • http://epicscenery.com/ Sean

    Amazing photograph, the spot you chose to capture it was perfect.

  • Dave

    Sorry but you really cooked this image, WAY too much hdr. Your photography should be able to stand for itself without destroying it with software. My opinion only.