Vanishing Point, Kowalski, and Cisco, Utah
A near ghost town on the empty, wind-swept plateau of eastern Utah…
A near ghost town on the empty, wind-swept plateau of eastern Utah…
For this week’s image I have chosen a recent monochrome conversion of a landscape detail made on the Park Avenue
Mesa Arch. This is the big classic image all traveling landscape photographers want to add to their trophy collection when they
Yep, the local Moab radio said the third coldest January on record for the Beehive State (they are as busy
I submitted six and they accepted two. Yeehaw! So, I’ll have two prints hanging at The Dairy Center for the
Talented photographer and teacher of photography, Eli Vega, presented the program at last night’s meeting of the Colorado Nature Camera
Don’t have the time, money, talent, or connections to get into Yale University’s photography degree program? Can’t afford to pay the
Yesterday, the Joder Arabian Ranch (JAR) hosted a small group of students from Boulder’s Horizons K-8 School for a photography
I tend to crop most of my images to 18×12, a 3:2 ratio which basically matches the proportion of my
It was a very cold sunrise yesterday morning from Sugarloaf Mountain. Not too long after I pressed the shutter on