Category: Multimedia

The Night Sky in Joshua Tree National Park

By admin, November 17, 2009 7:57 pm
Evosia Photography: The Night Sky in Joshua Tree National Park

Evosia Photography: The Night Sky in Joshua Tree National Park

I did a crazy midnight run to Joshua Tree National Park to view the Leonids Meteor shower. Fun trip. Lots of meteors. But even without the scheduled meteor shower, the dark night sky in Joshua Tree makes for spectacular stargazing. Check out my photos and trip blog on my Photography site: Evosia Photography – The Night Sky in Joshua Tree National Park

Autumn Colors in Owens Valley, California

By Henry, October 6, 2009 8:23 pm

Aspen trees near Rock Creek, California

Autumn colors in Owens Valley near June Lake, Mono Lake, Lake Sabrina, Bishop, Rock Creek, Big Pine, Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest and more.

View the gallery on my Photography website: Photography.Evosia.com

It’s Apple Picking Season in Oak Glen, California

By Henry, September 19, 2009 9:53 pm

Old Wagon at Riley's Apple Farm

It’s apple picking season! If you live in the LA area, you can head to Oak Glen, CA to pick Apples and drink fresh cider. Oak Glen is 80 miles from Los Angeles, or about a 90 minute drive. This day trip makes for a great family outing or a unique date. Enjoy nature and the cooler and fresher mountain air. Pick organic apples, raspberries and blackberries. Eat apple pie. Check out the petting zoo at Oak Tree Village. And visit the cute alpacas at Peddler’s Pack Ranch.

Gravenstein and Red Delicious are in season now. McIntosh, Jonathan and Spartans coming within the next few weeks. I was there a few weeks ago and went to Riley’s Apple Farm. They have organic apples and raspberries to pick. There was also a ton of wild blackberries growing along the side of the road near the farm — free for the picking but bring your own containers.

I suggest getting to the farms early to avoid crowds and the mid-day sun. Places open up between 9 and 10am, and close between 4 and 5 pm. Bring a hat, sunblock, water and comfortable shoes. Keep the sandals and flip-flops in the trunk when you are out picking. There are plants and insects that can hurt your feet. Have fun!

Macro Photography

Macro Photography in Nature. Ladybug on leaf

Lately I’ve been experimenting with macro photography, trying to capture the beauty in nature through the little details of life we often miss. Insects, flowers, veins of leaves. Rather than use a typical macro lens, I decided to use a telephoto with extension tubes. This combination allows me to keep a farther shooting distance so I don’t scare little shy insects away from my big gigantic lens. All taken with a Canon 500D camera, Canon 70-200mm 4L IS lens and kenko extension tubes. Enjoy!

View the gallery on my Photography website: Photography.Evosia.com

Return from Zion

By Henry, August 26, 2009 12:46 am

Sunrise at Canyon Junction and the Virgin RIver, Zion National Park

I’m back from a trip to beautiful canyon country in Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon in Southern Utah. No sign of Neo or Morpheus. But here’s a video I put together of some of the beauty I saw while climbing Angel’s Landing, hiking the Narrows and driving around the park. The scenery is breathtaking and the view from Angel’s Landing is worth the crazy and somewhat dangerous hike, even in 100 degree weather.

Below are select photos from my trip! Enjoy!

View the gallery on my Photography website: Photography.Evosia.com

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