Sun rays from a setting sun light up the peaks of Teewinot Mountain at Grand Teton National Park in June. Teewinot towers above Cascade Canyon and Jenny Lake and it’s name comes from the Shoshone word meaning “many pinnacles”.
Registration is now open for my 2015 Grand Teton Fall Foliage Field Photography Workshop in Wyoming on October 1-4, 2015. The workshop is open to any skill level with a maximum class size of just 8 students. Grand Teton National Park is one of the most beautiful and majestic landscapes in the world, with the …
New Workshop Announcement: 2015 Grand Teton Fall Foliage Photography Workshop Read More »
With tomorrow being the first day of 2015 and rain actually falling outside my RV here in the Phoenix desert I thought it would be the perfect time to reflect on some of my favorite photos that I released in 2014. Here is my top 10 favorite photographs from 2014 in no particular order. 1) …
Knowing where to photograph and when is key to photographing amazing light in Zion National Park, Utah. At this particular location the light only lasts like this for maybe a half hour or so. The sunlight reflects off a canyon wall (not visible in photo), illuminating the orange canyon wall to the right. “Zion’s Heavenly …
Many times the human eye sees things much better than what a camera can see. The eye has a much larger contrast ratio with a lot more dynamic range. Other times the camera comes out on top and can see things that our eyes can not. This is one of those photos. “Zion by Moonlight” …
This was photographed in April of 2007 on one of 2 separate photo trips I did in Coyote Buttes, Arizona that month. “Little Tree, Big Shadow” Arizona (click on photo to view larger and to purchase signed and numbered prints) I really love the light & shadow in this photo and how Mother Nature always …
