Emily Stark Photography

Photos by Emily Stark

Prairie in Black and White

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I don’t often play with black and white much, and I should do more of it; I like how it makes this prairie scene more serious, and really makes the clouds pop. This is also from far northern Minnesota, at one of the state parks near Roseau.

Black and White Prairie

Sunflowers

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There was a sunflower field right outside of Roseau, almost at full peak when we were there last August. I took numerous pictures, at all times of day. This day was cloudy, so it looks like the flowers are just floating in white space.

Sunflower Field 1

Canola Field

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Also seen in far northern Minnesota, a canola field. I saw these all over southern England a couple years ago, and they are beautiful when blooming! I love the weight of the clouds; the flat horizon in northern MN makes the clouds seems so much bigger.

Canola and Clouds

Mountain Iris

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This is an iris growing in the Big Horn mountains, in Wyoming. When we were there in early August, it was nearing the end of wildflower season, but there were still some to be found.

mountain iris

Loch Ness

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These are of the ruined Castle Urquhart, on Loch Ness in Scotland. This lake is huge, it’s completely understandable that people could have seen some odd things in the lake, that never surfaced.

I also like the man just chilling on the bench in the 2nd picture; he looks like the only person here, just hanging out at the castle, looking for Nessie.

Loch Ness

 

 

 

 

 

 

Castle Urquhart on Loch Ness

Bath, England

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This is the Bath Abbey, during a rainy/cloudy/sunny afternoon in Bath, England. I’m trying to do a better job of not taking crooked pictures, or at least leaving enough that I can straighten and crop then in Photoshop. I think I was more interested in the sky and capturing how huge this church is, and only later noticed the picture was crooked. Learning!

Bath Abbey