Role Reversal
If you have followed our photography travels at all, you know that the best time (and our favorite time) for landscape photography is late in [...]
Trust Your Gut!
Just like in most things, sometimes you do best when you trust your gut. Here's my story: We've been up since 4:45am and driving for [...]
We Discovered a New Animal Species
A goal of our visit to the Grand Tetons, Yellowstone, Custer, and Badlands is to photograph critters. Whenever we visit places such as these we [...]
Castles in the Sky
Our tour of Yellowstone included a visit to Mammoth Springs. I had thought that all the geyser basins and hot springs in Yellowstone were similar [...]
Old Faithful
We visited the Old Faithful area of Yellowstone National Park with the intent of photographing a famous spring, a famous pool, and a famous geyser. [...]
Tetons: Puzzle Perfect?
As a child, I loved puzzles. It didn't matter what type of puzzle (a wooden cube, a plastic maze, entwined metal pieces or a jigsaw [...]
The Barns of Mormon Row
Photographing old barns is a fascination of many photographers. We see an old barn or dilapidated building, we want to shoot it. While we were [...]
The Most Dangerous Place
From a distance, the thick cactus needles shimmer in the light giving a halo effect and the illusion of softness. I've seen children go up [...]
Hidden Valley
For landscape photography, online research only gets you so far. Sometimes you have to talk to the locals, and sometimes you just need to experience [...]
Artist’s Palette
The Artist's Palette in Death Valley is known for its colorful rocks that are shaped in a similar fashion to an artist palette. It's location [...]