MAKING THE SHOT OF A LIFETIME
October 22, 2018
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How I Made A Solar Eclipse Selfie by Marcel Siegle
Since winning the Weather Channel’s “It's Amazing Out There Photo Contest” $15,000 Grand Prize, people have asked me how my shot “Celestial Encounter” was done. Some on social media thought it was a composite or some kind of photoshop trickery. The fact is the shot took a lot of planning and three...
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The Wine Country Fires
November 01, 2017
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This is a repost from our Wedding website. I had hoped to write about the once of a life time shot I took during the solar eclipse or my little scouting I did in Andorra, but then the fires came. The Wine Country fires - our take. It's been a week now that we are back home and are slowly getting back to normal, what ever that normal will be. Many s...
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Mel Krieger – The Lost Interview
September 10, 2017
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In 2008 Fly fishing instructor and legend Mel Krieger passed away. Mel was an exceptional caster and fly fishing instructor and was the face of fly fishing for many years. In the 90s when I was still living in San Francisco, Mel was a regular at the Golden Gate Angling and Casting Club. I had the honor of interviewing Mel and meet his lovely wife F...
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Hat Creek Ranch
April 10, 2010
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View of Hat Creek
Spring break was rapidly approaching and my wife and I were desperately trying to find something fun to do with the kids. We hadn’t had a vacation for close to two years, being freelance photographers, with two kids, it is always hard for us to coordinate anything long term especially in the summer months. It also happened that...
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The Mysterious Bottle Nose Trout
March 26, 2009
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So the other day I took my nephew Max, who was visiting from out of town, on a one-day fishing excursion to Putah Creek. March is not the best time to hit the creek, but we didn’t have many options available to us. Fortunately Max took a long his new camera, which kept this young and aspiring photographer busy, while I re-rigged and retrieved flies...
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