lenscapesphotography.com: photo galleries

The images displayed here represent a wide array of my photographic interests. From conven-
tional captures, to the digital art genre, the unique & the unusual, I hope you will discover some images here that give pause to thought and an interpretive appreciation of the world around us..

Please click on a 'Category Title' for a thumbnail menu with all images.
Or, select the 'Slide Show option' with accompanying music selections.

NOTE: TO START SLIDE SHOW in a gallery...

Click slide show link, then any image, then the small white start "dart" appearing bottom center of page.

SEATTLE , JULY 2009 slide show (26)
Images taken in a marathon all day Seattle shoot - including West Seattle shoreline at sunrise, Seattle Center, Pike Place market and waterfront, and finally Queen Anne Hill vista at sunset. All images taken with Nikon18-200 AF-S DX VR lens.

© Brian Lobdell PhotoID# 9156466: Canopy Awe

URBAN SEATTLE slide show (11)
These images taken in early October, 2009. No tripod along so all were handheld, several shot through hotel glass window with polarizer.

Click slide show link, then any image, then the small white start "dart" appearing bottom center of page.

SEATTLE , JULY 2009 slide show (26) Images taken in a marathon all day Seattle shoot - including West Seattle shoreline at sunrise, Seattle Center, Pike Place market and waterfront, and finally Queen Anne Hill vista at sunset. All images taken with Nikon18-200 AF-S DX VR lens.

URBAN SEATTLE slide show (11) These images taken in early October, 2009. No tripod along so all were handheld, several shot through hotel glass window with polarizer.

SEATTLE , JULY 2009 slide show (26)
Images taken in a marathon all day Seattle shoot - including West Seattle shoreline at sunrise, Seattle Center, Pike Place market and waterfront, and finally Queen Anne Hill vista at sunset. All images taken with Nikon18-200 AF-S DX VR lens.

URBAN SEATTLE slide show (11)
These images taken in early October, 2009. No tripod along so all were handheld, several shot through hotel glass window with polarizer.