B. Beatty Photography
Capturing quiet outdoor moments.
Brian
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I am a landscape photographer based primarily out of California and Pennsylvania. My purpose in starting this journey is to share the fleeting quiet moments I am lucky to experience on trips to beautiful destinations, a feeling that is often lost today.
Posts by Brian:
- Adding a drone to my bag..
- 3 Steps to Becoming an Early Riser for Sunrise Photography
- The only benefit to the RF 70-200 f/4L is the Size
- What is the best Canon camera for landscape photography in 2021?
- Is it worth heading outside in the rain?
- How to Select the perfect tripod
- Achieving Stability: Three steps for Consistently Getting Ultra Sharp Images
- Evaluating and Embracing 2020
- Have you ever heard of freezing fog?
- B&W Winter Photography
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Another benefit of visiting Joshua tree National park in the summer was seeing all the low growth vegetation in full color. The yellow added some extra interest to this view of the mountains just starting to light up at sunrise. 🌵🌅
One of my favorite sunrises I’ve seen in a while 🌵🌅
Nothing better than watching the full moon rising over the desert 🏜 🌝 🌵
Golden skies in the desert🌵🌅
Nothing like laying in the dirt to get the right perspective 🍄 👍 🍃
Enjoying summer photography by focusing on some of the interesting smaller scenes found along the trail. It’s easy to enjoy fall and some of the changing conditions of winter and spring, but scenes like this one can be just as interesting. I really liked the way the bright orange contrasted against the wet moss of the tree, and then when I walked by this scene just a day later all of the mushrooms were gone. Finding fleeting moments like this one can be just as rewarding as a grand vista view with fall color at sunset. 🍄 👍🌲 🍃
Final Light 🏞🌄
Hot Creek Sunrise 🏞🌄
Made my way back for sunrise at Mammoth Lakes Hot Springs 🏞🌄 for this week’s new video (link in bio). I think this scene looked best in a 2x1 aspect vertical panorama with the hot water running through the open field. Swipe ➡️ to see the full crop.
Some intricate details of a dying tree. I like the way the patterns, cracks, and color of the wood looks like a painting, with some of the areas reflecting just a little shade of blue from the clear sky overhead. This was from my first hike of our trip to the John Muir wilderness on an otherwise bright and sunny day. A lot of the views were in very harsh light, but thankfully this small area was still in shade and allowed all the details to show up in this image.
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