Door County

Door County Wisconsin is one of the hidden gems of the Midwest and offers a ton of opportunities for photographers.  I spent some time there recently to photograph the cherry blossoms and some other local attractions.  If you haven't had the chance to visit Door County I would highly recommend it.  Here are just a few of my photographs from the trip.  Un-watermarked high quality versions of all are for sale on my website Keith Bell Photography

Pelicans

I spent some time yesterday and today photographing American White Pelicans.  These birds are relatively new to Northeastern Wisconsin and have really exploded the last couple of years.  They use the Lake Winnebago system as one of their only breeding areas in the Midwest.  Here are a couple of photos I really like.  Check out our Facebook Page for more photos I will be uploading soon.  Our main site will be getting these as well shortly in case you want to order prints.  I hope you enjoy these photos of this amazing bird.

March Madness

Well IF you are a sports fan in the U.S. this is one of the greatest days.... the beginning of March Madness!  Games have just started and pizza, chicken wings and beer will soon follow.  What a great day to spend in front of a TV!  My bracket is filled out and my family has its third annual tourney going.

Here is an image I shot at a tournament game a few years ago.  Enjoy the dance.

Main Street

This photo just screamed at me to apply some vintage textures. So I went ahead and added a bunch of textures to it and adjusted the lighting to give it a retro look. A glimpse into yesterday. Hope you enjoy.

Winter Corn

Here's an artistic textured take on this photo made to give it a retro look. I call it Winter Corn. For sale on my Fine Art America page. Link below.

Alpine Buck

Had some fun the last night or so working on this one.  It is a composite along with quite a few layers and textures.  I call it Alpine Buck.  The prints are for sale at Fine Art America.  Details below.

How many deer do you see?

I was editing some photos and just love this photo.  I can tell you there were many more outside of the frame of the picture as well.  How many do you see in the photo?