Prints

Plac K

A view overlooking Plac Konstytucja--lovlngly known as Plac K to me and some of my friends--and Warsaw's skyle.

Warsaw Sunset Cityscape 2

The setting sun illuminates the skyscrapers that form Warsaw's skyline.

I was waiting so long for a car to come by that I put my camera on a timer, ran down to the parking lot and drove my own car over the bridge and back so as to get some light trails. This is Kylesku Bridge way up north in Scotland.

A view overlooking the old town in Slovakia's capital, Bratislava.

I'm Sorry, I Don't Speak Hungarian

I had composed this shot at a bus station in Bratislava, and I was just waiting for someone to walk through the scene before pressing the shutter, when two ladies approached me and began speaking Hungarian, as one does. I had studied a little Hungarian two years earlier, so I knew enough to say, "I'm sorry, I don't speak Hungarian," which apparently was enough to convince them that I actually did speak Hungarian. After staring at them with no response for two or three minutes, they must have realized I was serious and decided to move on.

British Immortals

I spent considerable time at this location in London trying to find an intersting composition, and I finally settled on nestling Big Ben in the gap between Winston Churchill and his cane.

Warsaw Melancholy

A wet, gray, melancholy day in the Polish capital of Warsaw.

The day's last rays of sun illuminate Trzydniowiański Wierch in Poland's Tatra Mountain National Park.

Hot Chocolate and Marshmallows

A snow-covered hut in Dolina Chochołowska in Poland's Tatra Mountains National Park

In Suilven's Shadow

With its peculiar shape, Suilven is clearly recognizable from just about any angle. In this case, I tried to balance the visual weight of this old bothy in the foreground with Suilven looming behind it.

Highland Sheep: High-Key Portrait

When I found myself surrounded by a flock of sheep, I had no choice but to photograph them.

Simplicity

Taken atop Velika Planina in Slovenia, it took me some time to find the exact spot where there would be no overlap between any of the trees and shadows. It was worth the effort, as this remains one of my favorite images.