From my series about Woody Boats – classic wooden power boats like Chris Craft, Riva, and Lyman. This is Cuthbertson’s boat shop in Algonac, MI. The light, the well-used tools, the general disarray- I just loved hanging out here. http://ericfrazier.photo/Personal-Projects/Woody-Boats/1/caption
From my series about Woody Boats – classic wooden power boats like Chris Craft, Riva, and Lyman. Coming back to port after a day on the Algonac River, where the water is Caribbean blue with incredible clarity. http://ericfrazier.photo/Personal-Projects/Woody-Boats/1/caption
During a previous visit to Joshua Tree, I wasn’t able to get a decent photo of the trees, and on this day, there was some weird weather and cloud cover all day. It wasn’t looking good, then at sunset some clouds broke and the sun shined through, lighting up the trees while the clouds in the background stayed deep blue. I shot like crazy while it lasted and this was my favorite of the bunch.
I never realized there was this much water in Joshua Tree National Park. Back in the day, cattle ranchers built the Barker Dam to hold water for their livestock. Now it serves local wildlife and tourists like me taking photos from the nearby trails.
It took a bit of climbing and waiting for the right light, but so worth it. Getting down after dark was the tricky part! I just love the different layers of mountains in the background. It’s pretty hard to take a bad photo in Joshua Tree at sunset.
The hike up to Hanging Lake is a trek, but worth the effort for the waterfall and crystal clear water. Plus you’ll get a pretty good cardio workout. Near Glenwood Springs, CO, it's off that cool section of highway 70 that’s elevated and snakes it’s way through the beautiful canyon.
The endless grasslands that stretch across Kansas and eastern Colorado are dotted with ranches and wind farms. I just love the subtleties of light and colors out here in the spring when storms roll through regularly and all the rolling hills look like paintings.
I always love hiking through aspen groves, especially when spring begins and they start to come alive again. They’re one of the best things about being in the Colorado Rockies.
Fishing boats line the beach near Cabo San Lucas waiting to be launched. These are pretty basic fiberglass boats with an outboard motor and room for a few bait tanks and fishing poles. Perfect for a couple of fisherman to operate and fish from.
