A Story Board Poster: Shadow Play
Having fun with shadows–and the layers capability of Photoshop to get things lined up properly on the canvas. Is this
Arches National Park, Utah
In my humble opinion, the above famous icon of Arches National Park should actually be called “Cowboy Arch” as it
Cisco, Utah
“He still opened up at sunrise And the checker game went on The cars flew past on highest gas And
Advice from Greg Heisler
For those of you who may not recognize his name, he is a 58-year old New York-based photographer famous mainly
Vanishing Point, Kowalski, and Cisco, Utah
A near ghost town on the empty, wind-swept plateau of eastern Utah…
Wednesday Photo Critique #10, 02/06/2013
For this week’s image I have chosen a recent monochrome conversion of a landscape detail made on the Park Avenue
Photographer Spotlight: Jay Maisal
The award winning photographer, Jay Maisal, has been around the block a few times and is still going strong. I
The Canyonlands Icon: Mesa Arch
Mesa Arch. This is the big classic image all traveling landscape photographers want to add to their trophy collection when they
Off Topic
Blog and images resume tomorrow!
We are back from our budget trip to Moab, having merged with and survived the awful Saturday night, thumper-to-bumper, slop-and-go,
Record Cold in Utah
Yep, the local Moab radio said the third coldest January on record for the Beehive State (they are as busy