Picking and Packing Camera Gear for Death Valley
Death Valley National Park is the lowest, hottest, and driest US National Park, it’s also a tremendous place for landscape photography. These are my recommendations for what camera gear to bring, and where to go shoot.
Bryce Canyon National Park: Southwest Adventure 2016
My experiences with photography in Bryce Canon National Park and the challenges posed when on a very time limited visit.
Zion National Park: Southwest Adventure 2016
A not-exhaustive guide to some of the photographic opportunities that can be found in Zion National Park.
Mesa Verde: Southwest Adventure 2016
Mesa Verde National Park is probably not the first place anyone thinks of when they think of interesting National Parks. Honestly, I can’t say it’s the first place I think of either. But it is interesting in its own way, and it’s especially interesting if you’re interested in anthropology and how early people dealt with […]
Durango and the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad: Southwest Adventure 2016
An historic steam train, an impressive canyon, and high mountain scenery; this is my look at photography along and from the Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge railroad.
The Grand Canyon: Southwest Adventure 2016
As if it was a lighthouse in the dark of night, the brilliant golden glow of the setting sun reflects off the unseen windows of the main dining hall on the North Rim. The building is unseen, buried in 100 foot high firs and pines that line the North Rim some 14 miles away. It’s […]
Wakodahatchee Field Guide
Palm Beach’s Wakodahatchee Wetlands is a 50 acre artificial wetland that was created by the Palm Beach Water Utilities department on unused utility land to provide a wetland habitat for wildlife and migrating birds as well as a natural way to return purified water to the aquifers. It’s name is derived from the the Seminole […]