Journal

A red moon rises over the red desert. You know what that means? It's time for some more landscape photography. Check out what I captured.

I visit a popular landmark in a national park & get a non-traditional view thanks to unforeseen circumstances. Let's return to Bryce Canyon.

I made a research breakthrough in photo locations. I found the name of a famous landmark. Check out the Moulton Barn as winter lingers late.

I found a beautiful & hidden waterfall which I had been searching for the name of. Once I got the name, I got the landscape photograph too.

Rare conditions made for a great photo if I could get there and take it. However, is the trek to bends in the river was worth the photo?

I needed to get out for a landscape photo with little daylight left & very short notice. How did this spontaneous twilight shoot go?

Being in the right place at the right time during the right season of the year is very important to landscape photography as demonstrated here.

Something special was waiting for me up at Bryce Point in Bryce Canyon National Park. Sunset and the leading edge of the storm made it possible.

The stark contrast of desert landscape on a lush and life-giving river creates a beautiful garden in the desert sands for all to enjoy.