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 …
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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” …
I arrived in Zion National Park, Utah on Sunday with my colleague Christine Hauber ahead of our 2014 Zion Fall Foliage Photo Workshop a few days ago under cloudy skies and a slight drizzle less than an hour of when the sun would be setting. By the looks of it there wasn’t going to be …
I am starting a new feature here on my photography blog called One Camera, One Lens Photo Essays. These photo essays will be photographed when I am out shooting with just one camera and one lens. Why only one camera and lens? Read here for the story and to view the galleries. As for my …
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Early morning on October 8th, 2014 I had the good fortune of photographing my second blood moon of the year. In April I was in North Scottsdale, Arizona when I photographed my “Lunar Eclipse Blood Moon over Phoenix” and this time I was in Abiquiu, New Mexico – about an hour north of Santa Fe. …
