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Perfect Sunrise in San Juan
My patience paid off. I waited all week for this moment. My perfect sunrise. I woke up to a hot summer day in beautiful San Juan. It was still dark out but I knew this was the day. I stayed close to the beach. As I approached the sand I caught the first rays of the sun. It was breathtaking. The waves were soft and peaceful. Now I know how Ansel Adams felt right before he snapped his photos.
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Wildwood, NJ - Moreys'
This was my first view of the Piers as I entered. It is a composite of 8 images stitched together. As soon as we entered the Piers we were surrounded by big lights and lot's of people. It was great!!! Can you see the half moon shining in the sky?
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Wildwood, NJ - Morey's Piers
The Pink Elephant, that's what this ride is called. At night it should be called The Golden Elephant. There is nothing cute about this ride if you are not into getting spun let a trick yo-yo.
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From The Top Of The Empire State...
Decided to take a trip to the top of the world. It's was amazing!!! I think New York is most beautiful at night.
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Wildwood, NJ - Morey's Piers' Condor
Wanted to show how high the Condor can go when it reaches the top. It was a dark sky. You can see the half moon down low over to the left.
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Wildwood, NJ - Morey's Piers' Condor
This ride made so many shapes with it's light. I enjoyed shooting at a slow shutter speed and waiting for the magic to happen.
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Wildwood, NJ - Morey's Piers' Condor
This ride is awesome. I love how it splits into four rides.
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a e has been a member since 16 April 2008 and goes by photosbyae.
Currently in New Jersey.
I am a full time graphic designer by day and a freelance photographer by nite. I am so new to photography that at this point I am shooting everything, portraits, landscapes, still life. You name it! Life is too short to limit yourself.
You can also find a at photosbyae.com.
