Archives for Travel Photography category

Arched
Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve – Jacksonville, FL
f/10.0 – 1/125 sec – ISO 100 – Focal Length 28 mm

Image of a sand path through the weeds to the ocean

Path to the Sea
Florida
f/13.0 – 1/320 sec – ISO 100 – Focal Length 50 mm

Photograph of a wooden boardwalk in Jacksonville Beach, FL

Bridge to the Sea
Neptune, FL
f/13.0 – 1/160 sec – ISO 100 – Focal Length 28 mm

Photograph of the Albuquerque Museum of Art and History

Museum Architecture
f/11.0 – 1/400 sec – ISO 100 – Focal Length 28 mm

Photo of San Felipe de Neri church in Albuquerque

Plaza Church
San Felipe de Neri Church – Albuquerque, NM
f/9.0 – 1/1250 sec – ISO 100 – Focal Length 28 mm

Corner Window
f/8.0- 1/60 sec – ISO 100 – Focal Length 100 mm

Photo of the petroglyphs at Petroglyph National Monument in New Mexico

f/10.0 – 1/125 sec – ISO 100 – Focal Length 60 mm

Photo of Petroglyph National Monument

f/16.0 – 1/125 sec – ISO 100 – Focal Length 110 mm

Photograph of Petroglyph National Monument in NM

f/16.0 – 1/60 sec – ISO 100 – Focal Length 45 mm

Photo of petroglyphs in New Mexico

f/13.0 – 1/125 sec – ISO 100 – Focal Length 50 mm

Image of Petroglyph National Monument

f/13.0 – 1/50 sec – ISO 100 – Focal Length 35 mm

 

Photo of the sun setting over Albuquerque seen from Sandia Peak

Albuquerque Sunset
Taken from Sandia Peak
f/5.0 – 1/6 sec – ISO 800 – Focal Length 80 mm

If you find yourself in Albuquerque, NM with a camera there is one spot you cannot afford to miss if you want the best sunset photographs.  That is Sandia Peak northeast of the city.   There is a tram that will take you the 2.7 miles to the top of the 10,378 foot Sandia Peak.  That will cost you $20 plus $1 to park, well worth it!  I went in December right at sunset.  That time of year requires keeping a few things in mind.  1) It is 20-30 degrees cooler at the top than at the base, and very windy.  So it was about 15-20 degrees.  2) The ski slopes close at 4 so there are very long waits for the tram back down the mountain, 2-3 hours if you go right at sunset when the slopes are emptying.  But still I say the spectacular sunsets make it well worth it.  I have not gone in the summer (yet), but it might be a bit easier (and warmer).

Photo of hte sun set over Alburquerque New Mexico

Image of the sunset in Albuquerque New Mexico

Photograph of the walls of the Alamo

Defense
f/8.0 – 1/160 sec – ISO 100 – Focal Length 28 mm