Just got back from a really great weeklong backpacking trip. We spent half the week on the Olympic Coast in Northwest Washington and the other half visiting waterfalls in the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon. Visited some really great locations and had amazing weather. I’ll try to have a full trip report up in the next several weeks.
In the meantime, be sure to check out our photography workshop this Saturday, May 19th, at the Brenton Arboretum.
Just got back from a quick trip to Death Valley and Lake Tahoe. Had a pretty good time in an area I’d never visited before. Managed to get two new images I’ll have online in the next month or so. I’ll post a full trip report in several weeks when I’m back from Oregon & Washington.
Ryan Leafgreen and I will be doing a landscape photography workshop at Brenton Arboretum, in Dallas Center. Stop out to learn some basic pointers about digital photography or some advanced techniques. Be sure to bring your cameras and your questions!
Art At The Arb
Saturday, May 19th
9:00 a.m. – Noon
Members – $20 | Non-Members $35 | Children $5
My new website design is finally complete! A big thanks to Jack Brauer & Jesse Speer who did a fantastic job designing and building my new site! Thanks guys!
A few images from my Spring 2011 trip to the Southwest. A whirlwind trip covering over 2000 miles on the road, 3 states, 3 National Parks, some backcountry camping, and a lot of bald blue skies! Even though the skies were less than ideal I had a great time showing one of my friends around and scouting some new locations for future visits.
Burning Bright : Prints Available
Antelope Canyon is an amazing sight. The narrow slot canyons of sandstone are breathtaking to walk through. If you are there at the right time of day, at the right time of year, and in the right place, you will be treated to a spectacular light show as rays of light pierce down into the canyon. The sandstone glows as if it's on fire for just a few minutes as the sun passes directly overhead.
Minutes To Midnight : Prints Available
We hiked nine miles into the backcountry to some hoodoos I had scouted on a previous trip. We had some awesome clouds and wind, so I was hopeful I’d get the morning shot that had eluded me on my previous attempt. Unfortunately by morning, all the clouds had blown away and the shot I had been planning escaped my grasp.
Chasing The Tempest : Prints Available
As we were returning to Vegas the dynamic weather I had been looking for all week finally showed up. It continued to taunt me as we left the area to the point where I finally had to get out of the car and take a quick shot!
