St. Lawrence Seaway is a navigation system of locks and channels both in Canada and US waters that allow ocean-going ships to enter from Atlantic Ocean to the Great Lakes. I worked for the organization from 1977 to 2003, first 7 years in Washington, DC […]
I don’t know how many sunset photos I have taken over the years but there are some always sticking out in my mind. It may be shots looking directly to the setting sun or away from the sun for the effects of sunset light on […]
We visited Glacier National Park for four days last week. We stayed at Lake McDonald Lodge. The color of sunset sky was gorgeous on the day we arrived. In 1932 Waterton Lakes National Park (Alberta, Canada) was combined with the Glacier National Park (Montana, United […]
Danshui (Tamshui) is a small village near Taipei. It can be easily reached with Metro Taipei and is usually very crowded along the riverside and old town streets with tourists during weekend. It’s vibrant the street performers and all kinds of delicious food vendors. Fisherman’s […]
I’ve posted the images of Monocacy Battlefield previously. Why another blog? Well, the soybeans near the harvest time turn the entire field into golden color under the setting sun – it’s just a special time!
The Great Falls of Potomac River near Washington, DC is one of my favorite photo spots in the area. I have taken numerous images of misty autumn scenes, great blue herons, etc. Here are some of the images I took at dusk a couple of […]
I stayed extra 20 minutes after the beautiful sunset at Lipan Point on a recent trip to Grand Canyon. The sky seemed to change colors every minute. I shot this image 15 minutes after the sun fell below the horizon.
We visited Painted Desert of Petrified Forest National Monument in Arizona last week and were very fortunate to catch the late afternoon sunlight before the Park closing. We toured the same place three years ago around noon time when we stopped by on the way […]
Stephen Hung Photography 