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Time Lapse Storm Video
Read More: Time Lapse Storm VideoFrom this past weekend in Northern Arizona. Monsoon season is here! Watch in HiDef at Full Screen.
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Lightning Captured!
Read More: Lightning Captured!It’s not easy to capture lightning strikes but I was able to capture a few near Marble Canyon in Northern Arizona. The monsoon season is in full swing and storms are prevalent in the area during summer.
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Cedar Breaks and Nearby Brian Head Peak
Read More: Cedar Breaks and Nearby Brian Head PeakSouthern Utah has its desert and red rock canyons but the higher elevations has its own appeal. Cedar Breaks National Monument and Brain Head Peak provide an alternative ecosystem that’s just a short drive away.
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Cedar Breaks Wildflower Festival
Read More: Cedar Breaks Wildflower FestivalThis year’s festival at Cedar Breaks National Monument had a late bloom due to a cold and wet winter. Snow was still in the area until June. Cedar Breaks is at an elevation between 9 and 10,000 feet. The columbine were in full bloom but the sunflowers and lupine were a little late in blooming.…
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Arizona Sky Time Lapse Video
Read More: Arizona Sky Time Lapse VideoClouds and shadows race across the Northern Arizona sky at Marble Canyon. Watch in HiDef at Full Screen.
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Northern Arizona Sunset
Read More: Northern Arizona SunsetThe sun doesn’t necessarily have to be in the shot for a good sunset image. Look away from the setting sun and you’ll see impressive color and light.
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Zion Night Sky and Sunrise Time Lapse Video
Read More: Zion Night Sky and Sunrise Time Lapse VideoWatch the stars move through the night sky and the sun rising at Zion National Park, Utah. Lots of UFOs traveling through the sky also. Watch in HiDef at Full Screen.
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Lee’s Ferry/Vermilion Cliffs
Read More: Lee’s Ferry/Vermilion CliffsLee’s Ferry in Northern Arizona, is known as a launching point for Colorado River rafters and other interesting rock formations. Vermilion Cliffs National Monument and the California Condor are nearby. Lee’s Ferry is the only place to access the Colorado River by vehicle for hundreds of miles. It’s named after John Doyle Lee, a Mormon…
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Marble Canyon
Read More: Marble CanyonMarble Canyon in Northern Arizona, precedes the Grand Canyon but is just as grand. Named by John Wesley Powell because he thought the limestone in the canyon walls resembled marble. Marble Canyon begins at Lees Ferry, a launching point for river rafters, and ends at the confluence of the Little Colorado River and Colorado River.…
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Desert Flora
Read More: Desert FloraWith an abundance of moisture this spring in the desert southwest, flora was blooming all over the place!