Flint Hill Slopes
The Flint Hills, standing guard over the prairie, opening her arms for all who care to visit and capture a glimpse. Beging to share what lands of yesterday where like, and showing us what lands of tomorrow should be.
Moonlight Lake
The brisk winter mornings are an exciting time to venture out into nature. Crisp clean air, the colors of the winters skies and the promise of full moon slowly descending into the western horizon all make for great opportunities for those who care to enjoy.
Winter Gold
Textures, detail and color all combine with the glowing sunset to help make such scenes possible. Standing before the glowing ice makes taking a picture seem so inappropriate. Experience in person is the only way to see what was really there.
Early Spring In The Hills
Seasonal change, one of the most magical of times in the Flint Hills and Tallgrass Prairie.
Evening Winter Prairie
Sunset on the prairie nestled in the Flinthills. As the sun slowly dropped over the horizon the eastern sky benefited from the low light coloring the clouds over snow covered rolling tallgrass hills.
Cottonwood Ice
A small area of standing cottonwoods in shallow water provided this early winter frozen treat. Time spent slowly exploring the small intimate scenes produced this composition.
Winter Sundown, Flint Hills
Spending time watching the daylight slide away is one of the true pleasure of being alive. The time to relax, to unwind and let your thoughts slowly slip into the land of dreams.
Artistic Development
What makes your photography style?
© Brad Mangas Don’t read this expecting an answer to that question. In my...
Lessons Learned From Limited Gear
Not long ago I was engaging with a friend over some typical photographers talk....
How do you become a better photographer?
I recently listened to an interview with Jay Maisel, photographer of 50+ years and...
Daily Pic, February 10
© Brad Mangas One thing I can say about the daily pic, it keeps photography fresh...
Learning From The Best Images, by George Barr
I need to read more. I think I read plenty, but every so often I come across an article...
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Fine Art Nature Photography
Flint Hill Slopes
© Brad Mangas The gentle slopes of the land are some of the wonderful characteristics...
Early Spring In The Hills
© Brad Mangas This shot was taken early last spring on one of my many trips to the...
Winter Sundown, Flint Hills
© Brad Mangas Spending time watching the daylight slide away is one of the true...
The Winter Rose
© Brad Mangas I had visited a local rose garden a week ago and managed to capture...
Evening Winter Prairie
© Brad Mangas Sometimes chasing the light is fun and you win, other times it’s...
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Print Of The Month
March Print of the Month
© Brad Mangas Moonlight Lake, This months special. Click on the image for a bigger view at bradmangsphotography.com, or click here to read more about the making of this image. SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "March Print of the Month", url: "http://bradmangas.com/?p=1336" }); Read More →
February Print of the Month
© Brad Mangas A recent trip out into the Flinthills one cold winters late afternoon resulted in this months print of the month. Captured and described in this recent post. Click on image to go to the gallery for this months special offer. SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "February Print of the Month", url: "http://bradmangas.com/?p=1001" }); Read More →
January Print(s) of the Month
© Brad Mangas This month Print of the Month ended up being Print(s) of the Month. OK so I can’t make my mind up, that’s not your problem so I decided to offer the 2 I really wanted to make available. Might as well start the 2010 off with a bang. The first, I consider a special treat and I could not be happier with it. Nature photography... [Read more of this review]
December Print of the Month
© Brad Mangas This months print I made on a wonderful early winters morning. A light snow had just dusted the land through the night hours and with the mornings light came a beautiful winter scene. The ones that make a person glad they get to experience the seasons fully. I believe it has a wonderful holiday feel to tie into a December theme. I’m... [Read more of this review]
November Print of the Month
~ Honey Locust ~ This months print I consider one of my unique finds of the fall. This beautiful Honey Locust stood out among the glorious autumn trees as a true winner in color and form. Among the woodlands cover in reds, yellows and oranges this one seemed to have it all going on. With no others like it around I couldn’t have been happier... [Read more of this review]
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