Desert Sunshine
After teaching in Saguaro National Park and Tanque Verde in Tuscon, last week, I headed back down to Organ Pipe Nat’l Monument, as I figured the brittlebush would be in full bloom, and I was not disappointed! Clouds of yellow dotted the hillsides amidst the...Taking a Low Point of View
So here I was, driving through the Willamette valley in September, on my eventual way home, looking for an apple stand, when I saw this huge dust cloud from a distance. I could see the tractor at one point, and I decided I had to get there somehow to photograph this...Amidst Ups and Downs, two photographs
Hi, all! I just returned from a quick road trip to the Northwest, to teach at Pacific Northwest Arts School, and took a week to drive back. The trip was fraught with ‘photo-misses’. I arrived at Mt. Rainier to do night sky photography reflecting in a...Storm Light in Utah’s Desert Lands
Mid-April provided some very interesting light and clouds in central Utah this year. I had been to speak at the Moab Photography Symposium, and had to drive to Salt Lake to leave my car and fly to northeast Ohio to teach a workshop before rejoining my car and...Carrizo Plain Spring
I’m still working through my pictures from my road trip. In a recent post I talked about the very windy days I had, and posted a multiple exposure as that was one way to deal with the wind. Another issue I was dealing with was heat waves, and while it...Explore. Create. Share.
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