Camera Filters: 720nm

KK100

2nd tallest building located at shenzhen china

Cape May Lighthouse

A look at Cape May Light

On my way to the beach

heading out to the beach

Laurelwood Arboretum

a look at Laurelwood Arboretum

Cherry Blossoms

A look at the Cherry Blossoms at Branchbrook park

A Scene From The Delaware River Near Columbia NJ

Looking south towards Portland, PA from the Pedestrian Bridge at Columbia, NJ. The lens is EFS 18-55 mm, ISO 200, 40 mm, f/8, 15 S.

The Delaware River Looking North Toward The Delaware Water Gap

This picture was taken from the Pedestrian Bridge over the Delaware River at Columbia, NJ. Just beyond the light-colored foliage in the distant center, is the “hulking” Viaduct near the Delaware Water Gap that was part of the Lackawanna Cutoff a portion of the train system in NJ & PA. It was built between 1908-1911 […]

A Picture Taken At The Sandbar In Hackettstown NJ

The Sandbar was the old Swimming Hole in Hackettstown, NJ when I was a kid. My Mother would take my sister and me swimming there. There was a Lifeguard and a Snack Bar. We would swim in the Musconetcong River. Much has changed in the 70-75 years since then. A few years ago they removed […]

A Farm And The surrounding Countryside Warren County NJ

Who says New Jersey doesn’t have a Big Sky? This farm is on Harmony Station Road in Harmony, NJ. I am taking the picture over the field of corn. The lens is an EFS 18-55, ISO 100, 27 mm, f/11, 13 S.

Looking At The Dam Falls and Upstream at Bloomsbury NJ

This is the Musconetcong River. This river also flows through Hackettstown, NJ where I lived as a boy. I fished it, swam in it, waded it, hunted around it, and skated on it in the winter. The lens was an ESF 18-55 MM, ISO 200, 23mm, f/5, 10 S.

The Musconetcong River Near The Asbury Graphite Mill 2

This picture is looking upstream away from the Graphite Mill. The lens is an EFS 18-55mm, ISO 200, 29mm, f/8, 25 S.

The Musconetcong River Near The Asbury Graphite Mill 1

I wanted to take some pictures along a river so I went to a place that I knew well. This scene is looking downriver toward the mill dam. The lens was an EFS 18-55mm, ISO 200, f/4.5, 13 S.