This one was another “afterthought” at the time. I went back to this batch of photos after a few months had passed and, this has become one of the most dramatic and unique shots I’ve ever taken at this scene. About 40 minutes or so after this photo, the fireworks
While exploring the Maroon Bells near Aspen Colorado just after sunrise, we decided to make the best of the morning light, and hike back behind the lake. As we were on our way down the path, I turned back and was awestruck by the beauty of the scene before me.
After battling with Altitude Sickness for a better part of an hour, Jess and I went on a short and easy hike through the Bear Lake area, where I was able to capture this scene! Taken by Jeffrey Dobbs
This is a shot from last month, near Munising, which is in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. I took this as kind of an afterthought while I had my other camera set up on a tripod, but couldn’t find the angle I wanted down there. Funny how the “snapshot” turned out to
After a beautiful afternoon hiking through the “white & blue” loop trails in Bald Mountain’s North Unit (approximately 4 miles in total), Jess and I were blessed with a rather beautiful sunset as we made our way back to our car. These trails were surprisingly awesome for us! As avid
With all the turbulence in our world these days, I (Jeff) wanted to share some art that succinctly exemplifies my definition of peace… Peace for me, is found sharing time with the ones I love. This moment of peace was captured with the love of my life standing at my
Last night, Jess and I had the great pleasure of going to the city of Detroit with roughly 30 or so other photographers from our area to capture the sunset of Detroit from Belle Isle. After that amazing experience of meeting local photographers of all ages from the Detroit area,
A black-capped chickadee flying out of it’s new nest, that resides in a hole in a tree stump. Captured at Elizabeth Park in Trenton Michigan, by Jeffrey Dobbs.
Jess and I spent roughly an hour and a half hiking up a 1000 feet incline over the short span of 1.25 miles, in order to reach this beautiful location! The sun was setting just as we arrived (already behind the mountains) and so we couldn’t stay long, as our
Jess and I spent roughly an hour and a half hiking up a 1000 feet incline over the short span of 1.25 miles, in order to reach this beautiful location! The sun was setting just as we arrived (already behind the mountains) and so we couldn’t stay long, as our
This lovely photograph shows off the best possible angle you can get while trying to view both the Detroit and the Windsor Skylines together. You can see the lovely Ambassador Bridge aglow in the background, as well as a ship that was anchored outside of Downtown Detroit. This photograph was
Using the railing as a tripod, this shot was set up to show the life and motion of the scene at Campus Martius Park in Downtown Detroit. If you look closely, you can see Jessica trying to get a shot of me. 🙂
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