Seattle was everything I thought it was going to be. Amazing scenery, great food, nice people, and awesome weather. I really enjoyed this trip and can’t wait to go back.
Dennis
Gas Works Park, Seattle
GAS WORKS PARK SEATTLE
This is the only day that I could even think about complaining about the weather. Even with the overcast sky the w
SUNSET HILL SEATTLE TIME-LAPSE
This was such a great way to kick off my trip to Seattle. The snow covered mountains, elevated viewpoint over the sound, cool weather, dancing boats and an incredible setting sun all combined to make a perfect evening.
-Dennis
Snow still holding on to the peaks across the sound.
SNOW HOLDING ON
As a kid from Florida there are two parts to this photo that I love. The mountains and the snow. Even though it was mid-May, snow was still holding on to the peaks of these mountains.
As the sun sank further and further behind the mountains, the orange sky started to light to a pinkish color and that made the snow stand out even more.
-Dennis
Sunset Hill, Seattle
SUNSET HILL, SEATTLE
I wanted to take a trip to the Pacific Northwest for a long time. Last year I was lucky enough to spend a few days in Seattle.
This photo is from a spot called Sunset Hill. It’s a beautiful area on the edge of a lovely neighborhood. I was able to sit in a picturesque park on a cool May afternoon and watch the sun sink behind the snow-covered mountains in the distance while all kinds of boats danced around the sound below.
-Dennis
Shanghai Time-lapse
Shanghai is an amazing city. It’s full of lights, sounds and movement. I thought it would be perfect as a time-lapse subject.
This time-lapse was shot over two days during my trip to Shanghai. Unfortunately my third day of shooting was rained out. Nevertheless I had a great time running around this incredible city trying to capture a fraction of all there is to see.
Dennis
World's Fastest Cruise Ship
Large ships, especially cruise ships have always boggled my mind. I just don't understand how something so large can float, be so nimble and be so fast. And yes, I understand the science of it, but it still makes no sense to me.
The view from the bridge at Port Everglades gives you the perfect vantage point to watch these giants ships leave port in a coordinated ballet.
- Dennis