Fellow Photog at Big Sur

Posted by MontereyJohn (Salinas, California, United States) on 7 April 2009 in People & Portrait and Portfolio.

I met Alan Kepler of Sonlight Landscape Photography http://www.sonlightphotography.com/ and his beautiful Olympus medium format film camera while shooting at Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park in Big Sur. We had a fine time exchanging ideas and experiences as the sun set. Take a look at his web page if you get a chance, there is some just wonderful stuff there.

Thanks for dropping by and sharing in the joy I take in this art of photography. Enjoy your visit, and if you have any comments or useful criticisms, please feel free to share them.

You can visit my web site at http://montereyjohnphotography.com/

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Comments (11)

"Marie" :-) from perth, Australia

Hi, I just looked at Alan Kepler's web page and he has some stunning work. Such inspiration. Thank you for sharing, just great photography. Love your photos too.........

7 Apr 2009 6:59am

Lee from Fort Frances Ontario, Canada

Thanks for sharing John. Yes he does beautiful work.

7 Apr 2009 12:06pm

Judy from Brooksville, Florida, United States

I love the 'near silhouette' you took of Alan, and the bit of 'sonlight' on his back is perfectly fitting! His site is beautiful; I especially loved his snow-covered tunnel view at Yosemite!

7 Apr 2009 12:14pm

Laurie from New Jersey, United States

Wow...His work is really gorgeous. Thanks for including the link to his site.

This is a wonderful silhouette of him.

7 Apr 2009 12:18pm

john4jack from Corvallis, Oregon, United States

Well done, John. I love silhouettes of fellow photographers. I also very much appreciate site recommendations. I am constantly trying to get people who have these great sites to join us in aminus3. When they belong to aminus3, I end up following them daily.

7 Apr 2009 1:11pm

Bookfool from Mississippi, United States

How fun to have another photographer to hang out with! I love this shot, although I think I might have a little painful camera envy. His work is absolutely amazing. Thanks for the link!

7 Apr 2009 7:31pm

@Bookfool: It WAS painful, very painful :)