GregLanier's Photos : Popular Photos : One of my favorite shots. I don't live around snow so i was amazed at all the shapes and textures of the snow and the apparent softness. The light coming through the trees with the setting sun made this a no-brainer shot to make. This was Yellowstone Park in 2008 in January, it was very cold, usually below zero.

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GregLanier > Another example of an HDR image taken just after sunset.

GregLanier > A sculpture in front of a little church in Ireland.

GregLanier > To me this shot is typical of what much of Ireland looks like. It's cloudy much of the time, there is a lot of water but what really stands out is lush green grass. It's like a thick carpet everywhere you look. You'll also find those stone fences and sheep everywhere. It's a really a beautiful place.

GregLanier > One of my favorite shots. I don't live around snow so i was amazed at all the shapes and textures of the snow and the apparent softness. The light coming through the trees with the setting sun made this a no-brainer shot to make. This was Yellowstone Park in 2008 in January, it was very cold, usually below zero.

GregLanier > Penny Merritt-Price took this photo with my camera, I guess she was taking cheesecake shots too but it's a nice shot of Janice Caudill.

GregLanier > From left: Karen Khodadadi, Penny Merritt-Price, Tonya Klem, Beth Ladisla, Bob Frumkin & Lauren Woods on the morning on the ill-fated Chicago Marathon. The 2007 Marathon was stopped due to very hot temperatures and lack of water but we still had a great time.

GregLanier > Jesse Sackett at the half way point in the Chicago Marathon.

GregLanier > Generic cheesecake shot...Our doctor Beth Ladisla, Tonya Klem, Karen khodadadi, Penny Merritt-Price and Lauren Wood. This was just prior to the start of the Chicago Marathon and the year they ran out of water and stopped the race.

GregLanier > A castle with a beautiful sky located in Germany along the Rhine River.

One of my favorite shots. I don't live around snow so i was amazed at all the shapes and textures of the snow and the apparent softness. The light coming through the trees with the setting sun made this a no-brainer shot to make. This was Yellowstone Park in 2008 in January, it was very cold, usually below zero.