Just a couple long exposures with some star trails taken in Bryce Canyon NP…
Category: Landscape
Well, I’m getting this video finished up just in time to keep the schedule of sharing a video the first Sunday of each month… this round is another set of timelapse highlights from travels in Washington, California, and Utah. If you’re interested, check out some…
Outside Pagosa Springs, CO…
If you know your Paris well, you’ll be able to identify the Lourve, Notre Dame, and Luxembourg Palace. And keen eyed viewers will find the Eiffel Tower and Arch de Triomphe and a mist obscured Statue of Liberty (yes, you read that correctly – the…
Last few from the hike up Argentine Pass…
On another recommendation from my friend Dawn (the same Dawn that suggested the Rattlesnake Canyon), I made a stop in Black Dragon Canyon to camp outside of Moab, UT for a night and to find the pictographs and petroglyphs there. Pictographs are paintings on stone…
Zion National Park is most famous for its canyon that has been carved by the Virgin River, so without any further ado…
When I went to share this post, I tried to look up the name of this arch… and from what I can tell, its name is “Natural Bridge”. The reason I say that is I can’t find any other name for it, but I did…
I wish I had been better able to capture JTree at night – I made a couple attempts but felt I was not up to the challenge…
While driving down the Oregon Coast Highway on my way from Washington to California, I made a quick stop at Battle Rock but was only able to snap a few quick shots before the rain sent me back to the car…
Alright – it might have been a bit remiss of me to not share photos of Joshua Trees earlier in my posts from Joshua Tree National Park… but better late than never, eh?
My visit to Mojave was on a somewhat chilly and overcast day in March of 2022, so I feel like I missed out on some of more typical features of Mojave, but this stacked horizon of shades of blue was a nice treat. Reminded me…
Hoodoos are pillars of rock formed by erosion – basically a harder type of rock is at the top and keeps the softer rock from underneath from eroding at the same rate as the surrounding rock. In the case of Bryce Canyon National Park, there…
