I’m still working through my recent workshop and shoot in Moab, processing the files, and discovering some new gems.  Often at sunset you only have a few minutes of the perfect light, and this was no exception.  If I’d have taken a couple of steps father forward, I’d have missed the branches encroaching on the bottom left edge, but might have missed the shot.   I bracketed the scene, then processed this as an HDR to capture the broad range of like that I saw.

And now for something completely different.  As I mention on my bio, I try to spend as much of my time not doing cyber security work as I can.  I’m an amateur photographer, and travel the world capturing images that tell stories about the amazing places I’ve been able to visit.

Last month I went to the Moab Photo Symposium with my dad, something we’ve been talking about doing for years.  We had a great time before the sessions started – Bruce Hucko, Guy Tal and Colleen Miniuk-Sperry held the ‘Terrific Trio’ Workshop.  Absolutely stunning scenery, great instruction, and a truly fun group of attendees.  This image is from one of our night expeditions to the Needles district.  We were all waiting for the light to hit, and I snapped this pano on a whim.