Thursday, 9 December 2010

Blizzard


Blizzard, originally uploaded by www.bazpics.com.

Time for the next blizzard to hit Aachen

Monday, 15 November 2010

Crater Lake Trip - 29


Crater Lake Trip - 29, originally uploaded by www.bazpics.com.


Crater Lake was born from the remains of Mount Mazama which was a super volcano thousands of years ago until it erupted leaving a 6 mile wide crater which eventually filled up with water to be what it is today.

If you ever find the opportunity to visit this awesome location for yourself you MUST do it, it was without a doubt the highlight of all the daytrips I put together during my 3 month stay in Oregon this year.

Friday, 29 October 2010

The Point Of Intersection

It's what I would personally class as an impossible task to venture into concourse B or C in Chicago's O'Hare International Airport and not take a walk down into the amazing underground corridor which connects the concourses together.

The lights, lines and smiles on the faces of the travellers who pass through this tunnel make it a true gem for the weary traveller.

Tuesday, 28 September 2010

Portland at Night


Portland at Night - 3, originally uploaded by www.bazpics.com.

Tonight I took a trip into Portland with one of the local guys from the customer who's also into photography, it made finding cool spots to shoot from a whole lot easier.

Cheers Kent if you find your way here! :)

Sunday, 26 September 2010

Punch Bowl Of The Devil


Punch Bowl Of The Devil, originally uploaded by www.bazpics.com.

The Devils Punchbowl was scheduled to be only the midway point of my daytrip, but the weather rolled in clouds and rain so quickly (you can see the blue sky in the previous shots which were taken only a short time before).

The tide was giving the rocks a real battering once the weather turned bad, so much so that I had a chuckle at the rather aptly named "Cape Foulweather" as I started the drive home again.

Cannon Beach Coastline


Cannon Beach Coastline, originally uploaded by www.bazpics.com.

As I walked the mile or two back from Haystack Rock to where I had packed the car the sun was doing such a great job of lighting up the morning mist that so often covers the Oregon coastline that it was just too good an opportunity to miss.