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Category: Texas

Enchanted Hiking

Enchanted Rock reflected in Moss Lake

About 80 miles West of Austin is Enchanted Rock State Natural Area. Enchanted Rock is a massive granite dome rising out of the landscape. It’s really hard to picture until you see it from the highway, it is huge, but lacks any nearby reference for scale. I have been hiking there before, but it is… Read More Enchanted Hiking

February 20, 2019February 19, 2019 Jason FrelsLeave a comment

Still Chasing an Austin Sunset

Downtown Austin Texas after Sunset

I am still on a mission to get a nice sunset over downtown Austin. Thursday night looked somewhat promising, so I went to a parking garage that I thought would provide a good view. This parking garage is on the East side of Interstate 35 and overlooks downtown from the Northeast. I have been to… Read More Still Chasing an Austin Sunset

February 16, 2019February 15, 2019 Jason Frels2 Comments

Fake Austin Skyline Silhouette

Silhouette of downtown Austin Texas against sunset

As I mentioned previously in this blog, I have an idea for getting a silhouette of downtown Austin with a nice sunset. I have yet to really find the perfect location for this nor have I been downtown to shoot photos on a good sunset evening. But, I did mess around in Photoshop and try… Read More Fake Austin Skyline Silhouette

February 9, 2019February 8, 2019 Jason Frels2 Comments

Sunday Afternoon at Inks Lake

Close up of Waterfall at Inks Lake State Park Texas

I have been waiting for a decent day to go back out to Inks Lake and try shooting the little waterfall. There is a stream that travels over a lot of rocks getting down to the lake. When it hasn’t rained for a while, it can get down to a trickle, but we have had… Read More Sunday Afternoon at Inks Lake

February 6, 2019February 6, 2019 Jason Frels5 Comments

Blue Sky Landscape Photography

Golden grass in late afternoon sun at Balcones Canyonland National Wildlife Refuge

It was Sunday afternoon and I was itching to get back out and shoot some photos. I knew that there wouldn’t be a remarkable sunset as the sky was perfectly clear. I did think that I might be able to do something interesting with the little stream and waterfall at Balcones Canyonland National Wildlife Refuge,… Read More Blue Sky Landscape Photography

February 2, 2019February 1, 2019 Jason FrelsLeave a comment

Landscape with a Long Lens

Indian Grass Trail at Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge in Central Texas

I mainly do landscape photography shooting with a wide lens. Sometimes it is useful to use a longer lens to pick out details and simplify the composition. I have recently been watching youtube videos from photographers about going out and shooting with just a long lens to force yourself to focus on different sorts of… Read More Landscape with a Long Lens

January 9, 2019January 8, 2019 Jason Frels6 Comments

Small Waterfall

Long exposure of the waterfall in the creek at Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge

I have been mostly sick all week and have started to feel better as the weekend approached. I was eager to get out and hike and shoot some photos. Saturday morning looked to be cool and clear, so I wouldn’t get a cloud show at sunrise, but I would probably have a nice hike anyway.… Read More Small Waterfall

January 5, 2019 Jason Frels7 Comments

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