Fall Light on the Guadalupe River Masterwork Edition then slowly dissolve back into

then slowly dissolve back into something else

The foreground was photographed under a full moon

The Milky Way was captured separately under a new moon and later composited into its proper alignment in the sky

This image was created using a simple focus stack to maintain clarity across the foreground stone and the spire

Artificial light is minimal

Fall Light on the Guadalupe River Masterwork Edition then slowly dissolve back intoGuadalupe River, Bandera, Texas This photograph was made along the Guadalupe River during late fall in the Texas Hill Country. The cypress trees were at their a bit past peak, the water was low and clear, and the light filtered through the canopy in short, warm bursts that only happen a few weeks each year. Ill be honest, the Hill Country challenges me. I feel far more at home in deserts and mountains, where the lines are bold and the scale does a lot