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Annual Trip To Eureka Dunes
Read More: Annual Trip To Eureka DunesI made my annual trip to Eureka Dunes at Death Valley National Park and was still blown away despite the cold temperatures. Along with my friend Lian, her first visit, we climbed to the very top of the dunes, some 700 feet on the first day and explored the smaller dunes the next morning. These…
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Photography Workshops For America’s Desert Southwest
Read More: Photography Workshops For America’s Desert SouthwestI will be once again offering photography workshops for individuals and small groups. Beginners are more than welcome. We will get you to those hard to find places that you have seen me doing shoots. We offer hands-on training, image critique and software editing training. And since I have been an interpretive guide at…
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Yant Flat
Read More: Yant FlatThis geologic anomaly is anything but flat. Located near St. George, Utah, at the base of the Pine Valley Mountains, this landscape is a gnarly, twisted abstract in nature. Along with some friends, I visited this spot for the first time even though I’ve lived near Yant Flat for the last 10 years. …
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Bryce Canyon Winter
Read More: Bryce Canyon WinterCold temperatures and snow have arrived at Bryce Canyon National Park as witnessed on the first full day of winter.
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A Frozen Willis Creek
Read More: A Frozen Willis CreekI’ve been to Willis Creek’s slot canyon during the warmer months so I wasn’t expecting snow and ice the other day. It made for some slick navigation which shortened our hike. Willis Creek is located in the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument in Southern Utah.
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Cool Clay Beds
Read More: Cool Clay BedsAt the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument in Southern Utah. This is an area that the Trump administration is reducing to half its original size. You can’t mess with this area and I believe this area is not being affected.
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Edmaier’s Secret Is Still A Secret
Read More: Edmaier’s Secret Is Still A SecretThis place along the Utah/Arizona border defies description. It’s near Coyote Buttes, home of The Wave, and has similar geological peculiarities. The location is named after German landscape photographer Bernard Edmaier. Don’t ask me how to get there because it’s not easy to locate. Ask my two friends who also made the trek. First of…


