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Author Archives: Neil
Fall 2020
2020 will be a memorable year in so many respects: not all of it in a good way. But this Fall did offer some nice opportunities to get out to do some photography. For various reasons I didn’t venture out … Continue reading
Summer in the City
As I watch the first few flakes of snow accumulate on the ground, it is a good time to reflect on my summer’s photographic excursions. For the most part I continued my pattern from the Spring of staying close to … Continue reading
Exploring Locally
With travel being somewhat restricted due to the Covid-19 pandemic, I have taken the opportunity to explore several local areas that offer somewhat different photographic experiences. With all of the areas being within a 10-minute drive it is easy to … Continue reading
Planning Helps
In late April or early May, I had a couple of concepts for photos I wanted to take near the downtown area of St. Albert, Alberta. One was to line up the Sturgeon River, Children’s Bridge, and the rising sun. … Continue reading
Posted in Alberta, Landscape Photography, Photography
Tagged Alberta, bridge, moonset, St. Albert, sunrise, trestle
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Death Valley 2020
Early in March, along with a group of my camera club friends, I visited Death Valley National Park. Rather than give a detailed account of our trip, I thought I would share a few of my favorite photos along with … Continue reading
My Big Announcement!
My new website is now live at neilmillerphotography.com For sometime I have debated the merits of setting up a separate website to host a portfolio of my photos. While I can set up a gallery in WordPress (such as the … Continue reading
Route 66 – Williams to Amboy
For my final day of this Route 66 adventure I wanted to be in Amboy, CA just a bit before sunset so that I could photograph the new Roy’s sign during blue hour – but more on that later in … Continue reading
Posted in Landscape Photography, Photography, Route 66, Travel
Tagged Amboy, Arizona, Ash Fork, Burma-Shave, California, Delgadillos Snow Cap Ice Cream, El Garces Hotel, Frontier Motel, Giganticus Headicus, Hackberry, Hackberry General Store, Harvey House Hotels, Kingman, Needles, Oatman, Oatman Hotel, Route 66, Seligman, Sitreave Pass, Truxton, Valentine, Valentine Station, Wild Burros, Williams, Zettlers Route 66 Store
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Route 66 – Winslow to Williams
I got up early to catch my hotel for the night, La Posada, in the early morning light. Built in 1929 as a Fred Harvey House, this is a beautiful railway hotel in Winslow, AZ. The hotel was designed by … Continue reading
Route 66 – Albuquerque to Winslow
As I wait out my 14 days of self-isolation following my return to Canada from the US, I have an ideal opportunity to continue the tale of my Route 66 journey last December. Just after leaving Albuquerque, NM one comes … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Route 66, Travel
Tagged Albuquerque, Budsville, Continental Divide, Gallup, Grants, Historic Route 66, Holbrook, McCartys, New Mexico, Rio Puerco Bridge, Route 66, San Fidel, Thoreau, Wigwam Motel, Winslow
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Route 66 – Santa Fe to Albuquerque
Santa Fe is a beautiful city rich in Spanish-style architecture. The shops and galleries in the region of the Santa Fe Plaza give testament to the extensive artistic community that calls this city home. A very enjoyable hour or two … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Route 66, Travel
Tagged Albuquerque, New Mexico, Route 66, Santa Fe
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