Nikon d800e – Kevin Raber

Posted on July 5, 2015 by Kevin Raber — 3 Comments

I’m Back, So Here We Go

I must apologize. No excuses, but I was super busy for the last few months on Luminous-LAndscape business. I literally was running out of hours in a day. So, I am now back and will do my best to get back to the routine of an image a day. Please accept my apologies for the long absence.

I’ll kick off the new images with a shot from last week when I was in Iceland leading workshop. It was a great workshop with some great people. The light lasted 24 hours a day and it was non-stop photography. One morning we woke up and it was grey and cloudy but none the less we headed to the Iceberg Lagoon to shoot sunrise. As it is with Iceland weather the whole grey sky changed in the 10 minute drive there. The clouds started to part and beautiful gold sun started to peak through. This is the shot of an iceberg with the sun common up. Oh my do I love Iceland. Made with a Nikon D800e and a 70-200mm lens.

Posted on June 21, 2014 by Kevin Raber — Leave a comment

Yosemite Beauty

I just spent a week in Yosemite National PArk working on new Landscape Photography Tutorial for Luminous-Landscape. It was a tough week to shoot there because we had perfect seater fro tourists and not so for photographers. Sunny, bright and hardly any clouds. Never the less with William Neill’s help we made some good images. Here is one. I converted it to Black and white because it looked best. Shot with a 14mm lens to include foreground.

Posted on February 14, 2014 by Kevin Raber — Leave a comment

Fields From Afar

I was visiting Mexico recently and my Friend Micahel along with Lars traveled into the heart of Mexico to do some landscape photography. We traveled many back roads and some of these were treacherous. This image was made near Metztitlan, Mexico. I shot it from a hillside as the sun was setting. The low light offered some nice shadows and textures. You can view the location for this shot by CLICKING HERE.

Posted on October 11, 2013 by Kevin Raber — Leave a comment

Old Crane

The recent trip I took to Svalbard was a great place to shoot many types of images. We did a landing one day on shore at an old marble mine. It was a great place to shoot old building as well as lots of rust. This image was made of an old crane used to load boats. I liked the rust as well as the color of the background. This was made with a Nikon D800E and a 24-70mm lens.

Posted on October 3, 2013 by Kevin Raber — Leave a comment

Algonquin #5

Morning Has Broken.

Algonquin #4

More from my continuing series of images from the fall color shoot in Algonquin Park, Ontario, Canada. Shot with the Nikon D800e, 80-400mm zoom

Posted on October 1, 2013 by Kevin Raber — 1 Comment

Algonquin #3

Fall Colors and moving water, Algonquin Park, Ontario, Canada

This past weekend Michael Reichmann, Chris Sanderson and I had a wonderful weekend shooting in Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario Canada. This is one of the images made of Fall Colors. I’ll be publishing a new image each day for the rest of the week. Hope you enjoy them. All were shot with a Nikon D800E and various lenses.

Posted on October 1, 2013 by Kevin Raber — Leave a comment

Algonquin #2

Fall Colors, Algonquin Park, Ontario Canada

Posted on August 4, 2013 by Kevin Raber — Leave a comment

Jerry

On my Sunday drive we stumbled upon Sheridan, IN. Very interesting town in so many ways. A photographers dream too as I made a series of good images there. We found the Vintage Motorcycle Supply store and it was open. The Owner Jerry Ficklin was a real nice guy with a lot of stories to tell. Debra and I photographed in the store for well over an hour listening to Jerry’s tales and just having fun. I’ll definitely visit Jerry again. Count on seeing more images from his store too. Shot was made with the Nikon D800e and wide angle lens.

Posted on July 19, 2013 by Kevin Raber — Leave a comment

Trains Trains

Here is another train shot made shooting between two old box cars. Tried once again to present a different look that would accent the rust and colors and drive the eye to someplace different.