huckcarrollphotography
-
Posts
401 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Blogs
Events
Downloads
Gallery
Store
Everything posted by huckcarrollphotography
-
Just a little shot from my fall garden© 2019 Walter C.CARROLL
-
© 2019 Walter C.CARROLL
-
© 2019 Walter C.CARROLL
-
In the mountains overlooking Townsend, TN, about 4:45 p.m.© 2019 Walter C.CARROLL
-
This big blue heron kept making his presence known.© 2019 Walter C.CARROLL
-
A large blue heron by the fishing pier at Fort Morgan, Gulf Shores, Alabama© 2019 Walter C.CARROLL
-
I admire your commitment to the subject matter. You spent a long time on this image. and it was well worth it. Absolutely gorgeous. -
An absolutely stunning photograph.The foreground is amazing, while the background retains great sharpness. A wonderful balance of light and color. Is this a single exposure or multiple exposures?
-
Executive portrait of client© HuckCarroll
-
Last Light of Evening
huckcarrollphotography commented on huckcarrollphotography's gallery image in Landscape
Yosemite is an incredible place in winter. A buddy of mine and I drove up from Santa Barbara on Dec. 21, 1978 in my old Chevy station wagon. We came in through the Fresno portal at about 7:00 p.m. We hit snow at about 6,000 ft., but not much. The descent into the valley was easy. Since it was night, we slept in the wagon. The next day dawned cloudy with a light rain. I had a new Mamiya 645, shooting C-41. Got some great waterfalls as the snow started falling. Next morning dawned bright and clear. Got an amazing photograph of Half Dome with the sun rising behind it and tendrils of snow feathering the top. It is a memory that doesn't fade with time. Later that morning we began hearing what sounded like thunder, or to a Vietnam vet more like the crash of artillery. Later we say we saw that great sheets of ice had formed on the canyon walls, and as the sun was moving along the valley, it was causing the moorings to melt, sending the ice sheets crashing into the valley. -
Well captured alpenglow. Makes me miss Yosemite. -
Early morning on Lake Guntersville.© HuckCarroll
-
After a day and a half of storms the clouds parted and the full moon emerged.© HuckCarroll
-
Sunday morning visitor to my bird feeder.© HuckCarroll
-
© Walter Carroll
-
Covering a golf tournament, I saw this fellow around a water element and just had to shoot.© Walter Carroll
-
© HuckCarroll
-
© HuckCarroll
-
This beautiful place, near Ft. Payne, Alabama is said to be the deepest natural canyon east of the Mississippi River.© Walter Carroll
-
The deepest hole east of the Mississippi River is Little River Canyon.© Walter Carroll
-
From the balcony at the Big Bend Lodge in the Chisos Mountains. We had been caught in a monster sandstorm while traveling along the Rio Grande. We decided to get a bite to eat at the lodge just as the storm and sunset coincided. -
Marvelous morning 5:30 am.© Walter Carroll
-
its all nikon now... Central New Mexico Night Sky
huckcarrollphotography commented on vfg's gallery image in Night
STUNNING -
This is part of an engagement photo session.© Walter Carroll
-
Painted in the colors of the AVN in China, the shark mouth grimace of the Flying Tigers struck fear in the Japanese airmen flying against them.© Walter Carroll
