Bryce in New Light
We visited Bryce Canyon National Park a couple of years ago, and we were awed by its beauty and grandeur. With hundreds of multi-colored hoodoos [...]
Petrified?
Have you ever been so scared you just froze? Perhaps, this is what happened to the trees over 200 million years ago when they encountered [...]
Second Time Around
A year ago we visited Moab, Utah for a photo workshop at Canyonlands and Arches National Parks. Unfortunately, we spent too much time in the [...]
Don’t Rain on Our Parade
Stormy Canyon, A Photographer’s Dream The Grand Canyon is our first stop with our daughter, Rachel, on her whirlwind tour of The Southwest. After our [...]
A Rude Awakening
Every professional photographer has their way of doing things. It’s their style and what has made them successful. This is a great thing when viewing [...]
Valley Foliage
Who would have thunk it? That the peak fall colors would be in early November in Yosemite? Sunlight filtering through the gold leaves of [...]
The Valley Floor
When we think of Yosemite, we think of the iconic shots of El Capitan and Half Dome, but Yosemite National Park offers so much more. As [...]
Sunset at Yosemite
As landscape photographers, we live for sunrises and sunsets. The big problem with sunrises is getting out of bed real early, especially when it gets [...]
Sequoiadendron Giganteum
Yosemite has a lot to offer as seen in famous vistas shot by Ansel Adams. One morning we took a break from these vast vistas [...]