Marc Perrella

The morning I went to Mesa Arch, the place was jammed with photographers......one had been there since 4:30am.. Since I couldn't get in front of the arch, I decided to hang my camera over the side of the canyon....and fire away. Mesa Arch really is a wonderful place. At sunrise, there is this explosion of red and orange color......quite awesome to see.

Any Disneyworld fans out there might recognize this. It is the queue for the "Pirates of the Caribbean". Luckily, I was here on a slow night. So, I was able to just hang around taking photos......while happy families passed by thinking to themselves "Who is this idiot with the tripod"?

This is a single shot of a very cool train station entrance in Las Vegas..

Severely jetlagged...couldn't sleep. Decided to grab my camera and head to the lobby......and what a majestic lobby it is. This is a single shot with some dodging, burning and sharpness added in Lightroom.

A simple shot of the sunset along the boardwalk in Puerto Vallarta.

This is a 5 shot HDR of the French Pavilion in Epcot. I was lucky to find this area empty. The crowds had gone home and I was alone except for 2 wonderful photographers that I met there...Dan Huntley and Greg Stevenson. You should check out their work :-)

NYC is a very interesting place......You can plop down a tripod in the middle of the street.......and the cabs will just go around you..... This one actually seems to be floating on air.........Anything can happen in NYC

3 shot HDR of the Portofino Bay Hotel in Orlando, Florida. Thanks for all your support.....even all you who disliked this photo.....

This is actually a rework of an older photo. I got inspired after watching one of the Batman movies last night. Does anyone recognize the location?

This was taken in downtown Atlanta on the North Avenue Bridge.....the whole bridge is fenced in, but someone seems to have cut a hole in the fence JUST large enough for a camera lens. IT WASN"T ME....but thanks to whoever did it :-)

Hopefully you don't mind another photo of the Golden Gate Bridge. I never get tired of visiting it.