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"Marsh Rise Tile 1"- A landscape image that visually appeals with its warm tones of orange, yellow and red bounded by its own frame of horizontal dark bands of clouds in the sky above and reflected on the water below. “Marsh Rise” was shot on June 22, 2014 during daybreak. Shooting location was The Big Marsh located in Butler County Iowa. This image was made spectacular by means of torrential rains and passing storm clouds that morning, transforming this Iowa oasis of waterfowl into a lake.

The Big Marsh contains 5000 acres of marsh land operated by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources. This sunrise image has quickly become the artist’s favorite for the year and is presented in differing variations including this first of three, 3 panel panoramic.

This is the first of three tiles, to get the best viewing experience one would need the other two panels, however panels 1 and 2 could be displayed as a complete image also.

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Follow me on my YouTube channel and see many of the locations I took the last two years. I have recently added a drone to my channel and love the b roll shots from the air. This is my main hangout on social media now as it takes a lot of time to create vlogs. If you want to know who you are, take 10,000 photographs. Then you will have begun the journey to personal expression. My images are made to look into not at, only by looking into and image can you see it. I shoot a lot in the "fly over states" I like to think of them as drive through states, have a look at what you are missing. I got my first DSLR in 2012 an entry level Nikon D3200 and began shooting on a daily basis. I tried all kinds of photography and began to transition...