SteveO Photo
Oklahoma Nature Photography by Steve Overacker
More iPhone Fun
I must admit that using a cell phone as a camera is a bit strange but the power in this little device is amazing. We now live in a world where you can make a photograph that has 8 megapixels of data in it and process it on the spot then upload to your blog in a matter of minutes. I can only imagine what our childrens childrens world will be like.
Old Friends
If you could have been there with me, the light, it was so beautiful. I just wanted to stand in it and soak it up. I hope you can see it my photograph on your monitor. It was so amazing as the sun dropped below the shallow clouds. I was thinking time moves on and everything changes. This old building and this group of trees have been a scene on my drive to Tulsa for over twenty years. They have survived, though damaged they are still standing. I can see us so many times in nature. We are all survivors in our own ways and even in when we are damaged, collapsed or even failed, we can still become beautiful. Thats how I see it anyway. 
Leaves
Study with dried leaves from last fall.
Old Frisco Caboose
Old Caboose in Catoosa, Ok.
Grand Teton Mountains Sunset
I had not processed this photograph from my trip to the Grand Tetons until this weekend. It was made late in the evening the first day we arrived.
Old Barn in Bartlesville OK
I actually photographed this for a study to draw in with charcoal pencil but ended up playinf around with processing it.
