When the weather blows in and the conditions are downright uncomfortable thats when I want to be out in the field making new images. Take for example this shot from Black Walnut Point on the Chesapeake Bay, Maryland. I was leading a workshop during Tropical Storm Hanna and we had been confined to the conference [...]
Archive for September, 2008
Bad Weather = Great Light
Posted in Trip Reports, tagged Add new tag, black walnut point, chesapeake bay, landscape photography, sunset, tropical storm hanna on September 28, 2008 | 1 Comment »
West Virginia Autumn Hotspots (Published this month on Mountain Trail Photo)
Posted in Published Work, tagged autumn hotspots, fall color in West Virginia, mountain trail photo, online article, west virginia, West Virginia Nature Photography on September 26, 2008 | 1 Comment »
West Virginia holds a secret. Its mountains rival New England in tapestries of red, orange, gold, green and blue. And there is no other finer spot in all of West Virginia in the fall than the Monongahela National Forest. The Monongahela National Forest contains over 910,155 acres of mountains, [...]
WV Workshop Reduced from $795.00 to $525.00!
Posted in workshops, tagged autumn photo workshop, blackwater falls photography workshop, canaan valley photo workshop, nature photography, photography workshops, west virginia, west virginia photo workshop on September 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Just to let everyone know, due to the state of the current economic situation in the U.S., we are dropping the price of our WV Autumn Workshop $270.00 from $795.00 to $525.00 per person. Anyone who signed up in advance at the 795.00 price tag will be reimbursed the 270.00 to be sent out immediately. [...]
West Virginia Autumn Workshop 2008
Posted in workshops, tagged autumn workshop, bear rocks, blackwater falls photography workshop, canaan valley workshop, daolly sods photography workshop, dolly sods autumn color, east coast photo workshop, joseph rossbach photography, october workshop, photo workshop, photography workshop, potomac river, seneca rocks, spruce knob, west virginia photo workshop, west virginia workshop on September 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
West Virginia holds a secret. Its mountains rival New England in tapestries of red, orange, gold, green and blue. And there is no other finer spot in all of West Virginia in the fall than the Monongahela National Forest. The Monongahela National Forest contains over 910,155 acres of mountains, [...]
Nature Conservancy 2009 Wall Calendar
Posted in Published Work, tagged 2009 wall calendar, great falls national park, nature conservancy on September 23, 2008 | 5 Comments »
Just found out that my image of Great Falls National Park will appear as the January image in this years 2009 Nature Conservancy Wall Calendar. The calendar goes on sale this fall as well as being sent out to the Nature Conservancies 1 million plus members.
Great Falls Private Workshop
Posted in workshops, tagged nature photography, landscape photography, virginia, great falls national park, private workshop, photography instruction on September 21, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Well, we had another private workshop this past Saturday. We have doing a lot of private workshops in the past year with an average of 1 or 2 per month and some running as long as 2 weeks. It’s great to be one-on-one with a client because you know that they are getting your full [...]
Getting beyond the “Big Picture”
Posted in Trip Reports, tagged autumn color, fall olor, fog, landscape photography, light, meadow, monongahela national forest, nature photography, orb web, west virginia autumn workshop on September 19, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I love to shoot big wide angle landscape just as much as the next nature photographer, but I find that the intimate microcosms are what really do the location justice. It’s hard sometimes to pay attention to the small details when you are faced with vast rolling mountains, majestic waterfalls or wide open meadows, so I make sure [...]
Prepping for Presentations
Posted in Trip Reports, tagged autumn, autumn workshop, blackwater falls state park, fall, fall workshop, monongahela national forest, photo club lectures, shays run, west virginia, west virginia photo workshop on September 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Looks like this week is going to be all about prepping images and putting together presentations for a bunch of upcoming lectures. On October 1, I will be giving my “West Virginia Photo Hotspots” presentation to the Vienna Photographic Society in Virginia. Next weekend is the Claude Moore Park Photo Expo and I will be speaking [...]
Emergency Shooting session at Great Falls National Park
Posted in Trip Reports, tagged great falls, hdr, joseph rossbach photography, landscape photography, national park, potomac river, Singh Ray Vari ND, virginia, waterfalls on September 15, 2008 | 7 Comments »
Well I have been pretty much confined to the office for the past week and I was feeling like I needed to get out into the field before my head exploded. I hit the road on Sunday morning to meet fellow photographers Chris Kayler, Alex Mody and Pini Goldman for a quick session in Mather [...]
Three more images from the Chesapeake Bay
Posted in Techniques, tagged blackwater national wildlife refuge, chesapeake bay, eastern shore, joseph rossbach photography, maryland, photo workshops, sunrise, Trip Reports on September 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Here are three more images from over the weekend I made at Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge. Upon arriving before sunrise to enter the refuge we were halted due to the road being closed for repairs. No big deal. We parked our cars along the side of the road and simply walked into the refuge. As we approached [...]



