The photography of Patrick Smith.

Would make some fabulous Christmas presents.

In my trawling around Learning from Dogs looking for articles that could provide material for ‘the book’, I came across a post from August 2009, that is republished today.

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The sharing spirit

(Originally published here on the 29th August, 2009.)

This virtual world has so much to share.

The photography of Patrick Smith is breathtaking.  So much so, it seemed important to promote his talents to the widest possible audience.

He has been very generous in giving Learning from Dogs written permission to reproduce his pictures.  Thus from time to time, we will do just that.

Thank you, Patrick.

Portal of the Sun - Big Sur, California
Portal of the Sun – Big Sur, California

Published with the written permission of Patrick Smith Photography.

Copyright (c) 2009, all rights reserved.  Please do not use this picture without permission.

By Paul Handover

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Well Patrick continues to present breathtakingly beautiful photographs, such as this one:

I was out to shoot the sunset at McClures Beach in Point Reyes, just north of San Francisco, but the fog became too thick. I knew about this row of trees on the way to the Point Reyes Lighthouse so I headed over there. I have been waiting for about 3 years for a misty foggy sort of day where I could capture this scene with some extra depth and light that you don't see without fog. Notice how the trees graduallt receed into the mist?  ... If you try this, walk the entire length of the path looking for the best composition. This was halfway down.
I was out to shoot the sunset at McClures Beach in Point Reyes, just north of San Francisco, but the fog became too thick. I knew about this row of trees on the way to the Point Reyes Lighthouse so I headed over there. I have been waiting for about 3 years for a misty foggy sort of day where I could capture this scene with some extra depth and light that you don’t see without fog. Notice how the trees graduallt receed into the mist? … If you try this, walk the entire length of the path looking for the best composition. This was halfway down.

Published with the written permission of Patrick Smith Photography.

Copyright (c) 2013, 2014: all rights reserved. Please do not use this picture without permission.

So it seemed a great idea to promote his pictures just in case you were looking for that special present, being that time of the year.  Patrick’s portfolio and prices may be viewed here, and his contact details are at the top of his home page.

(Let me quickly add that I have no business or financial connection with Patrick Smith.)

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