Elvis in Titletown

Elvis was a very lucky boy again when he traveled to Titletown, U.S.A. to enjoy watching the Green Bay Packers clobber the Chicago Bears at Lambeau Field.  Below are three photographs that Elvis made from his front row seat.  For more go HERE.

 

All photographs from the Packer game were made with a Nikon D4 and 70-200 lens.  (It always helps to be in the front row!).

Lily in the Pines

6 year old Lily is dwarfed by 400 year old pines.

Slap bang in the middle of Cathedral of the Pines in Oconto County, Wisconsin

Made with a Nikon D4 and 14-24 lens set at 17mm.

Another Kelly Lake Sunrise

Another beautiful sunrise over Kelly Lake, Wisconsin.  It's pretty ridiculous how nice the sunrises are here.

Made with a Nikon D4 and 24-70 lens.

Miller Park in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

If you ever get an opportunity to participate in a private tour of a major league facility, do it.  Getting to see the innards of any large building is cool enough, but walking along the arch of a rectractable roof 260 feet above home plate is nothing short of spectacular.  As you can see in this photograph of Miller Park in Milwaukee, WI.

For more Miller Park photographs go HERE.

Made with a Nikon D4 and 14-24 lens.

Cathedral of the Pines

Cathedral of the Pines is a great little spot in northern Wisconsin.  It's right outside of Lakewood in Oconto County.  A short path leads to the little grove of 200-300 year old trees that would make a great place for a proposal, or a wedding.  And, lest you think Elvis is getting too sentimental, it's also a great place for an evening of fun and games.

It's near the snowmobile/4-wheeler path and is even more spectacular in winter.  And since the entrance fee is free, it's far less expensive than the hard-earned money you'll lose (and you will) gambling at the Potawatami Casino just a  few miles away.

Made with a Nikon D4 and 14-24 lens.