EarthScapePhoto

by Steve Brudney



Galleries

Humboldt County, California : Humboldt County is a great place from which to explore the rest of extreme northern California.

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Humboldt County, California

Humboldt County is a great place from which to explore the rest of ext ...

Updated: Aug 29, 2008 10:46am PST

(Extreme) Northern California and vicinity : Across the top of California from west to east, you can explore the Pacfic coast, redwood forests and parks, six rivers flowing into the Pacific, the Trinity Alps, Russian, and Marble Mountain Wilderness Areas, Castle Crags, Mt. Shasta, great fly fishing (so I hear), the volcanic Modoc Plateau, the South Warner Mountains Wilderness Area and Mt. Lassen National Park.  

Prints can be ordered through Smugmug's shopping cart.  
Matted prints are available directly from me.  
Let me know what you're interested in.  Email me.

(Extreme) Northern California and vicinity

Across the top of California from west to east, you can explore the Pa ...

Updated: Dec 02, 2007 9:03am PST

In the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range : The Sierra Nevada is where my love of mountains and all they offer took hold.  There, my heart first raced and my lungs gasped at the beauty all around me.  

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In the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range

The Sierra Nevada is where my love of mountains and all they offer too ...

Updated: Nov 13, 2004 11:16am PST

Southern Utah : When I was young, when I thought of Utah, I thought of dry, desolate salt flat basins.  But much of the state is exquisitely beautiful.
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Southern Utah

When I was young, when I thought of Utah, I thought of dry, desolate s ...

Updated: Aug 26, 2008 6:48am PST

Cruise to Mexico_Feb.2010 : Before we left from San Pedro (L.A.) on our 7-day cruise, we visited my daughter Emily and her husband Nathan. We all went to see the Chapel of the Wayfarer in Rancho Palos Verdes. The cruise (Feb. 2010) was aboard a Royal Caribbean ship named Mariner of the Seas. We spent a day in Cabo San Lucas, one in Mazatlan, and one in Puerto Vallarta.

Cruise to Mexico_Feb.2010

Before we left from San Pedro (L.A.) on our 7-day cruise, we visited m ...

Updated: Mar 05, 2010 7:13am PST

Your Bio

Welcome to my nature photography website. If you live in Humboldt County, California, I might be able to show you my matted prints in person, depending on your location. Please email me to arrange a meeting or call (707) 840-0876.

I began backpacking into wilderness, in Yosemite's Tenaya Canyon, when I was ten. I went from simple, Kodak box cameras in high school to a twin lens Rolleiflex in college (and, later, a single lens Rollei 6006). Now I use 35mm equipment which works best for me when out on the trail or hiking cross-country. I use a Nikon FM2 and scan the film.

Sometimes I'm asked if I "manipulate" my images. I do, often to make the image better match what I recall photographing or to recapture more of the complete experience I had. When one's breath is taken away by beauty in nature, it's more than just a visual perception; more than "mere" perception is happening. A two-dimensional photograph can't recreate that but only suggest it. Still, I don't adjust much more than darkness or bightness, color hue and saturation, and contrast to make my images better approximate what I experienced.

I ship matted prints throughout the United States. If you have any questions, please email me.

Unmatted prints can be ordered from this website, using the shopping cart link above each enlarged image.

To see the images, click either on the photo representing the gallery or the name of the gallery. Once in a gallery, click on any small image on the left for an enlarged view of it in the box to the right. You can make it even larger by clicking on "Large" in the small box that pops up in the right side of the image. In order to move to another gallery, click "Landscapes" in upper left in order to see your choice of galleries again.