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The Many Moods In And Around Zion National Park
Read More: The Many Moods In And Around Zion National ParkAll these shots were taken this past Friday
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Photo Workshop In The Desert- October 27th Thru The 31st
Read More: Photo Workshop In The Desert- October 27th Thru The 31stI will be conducting photo workshops the week beginning October 27th in and around the Coyote Buttes area on the Utah/Arizona border. This is a remote area that that is famous for The Wave but there are also other great landscapes to capture. Below are some images of places I will take you to. You…
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Desert Southwest, Flowers, Images, Macro Photography, National Parks, Out In The Field, Photography, Photos, Utah
Photo Of The Week- Macro Sunflower
Read More: Photo Of The Week- Macro SunflowerHave you really looked at a sunflower closeup? Looks like stars or starfish around a scoop of beluga caviar. I used an extension tube, not my 105mm macro lens. The extension tubes are cheap and allow you to get in really close. They attach between your normal lens and the camera body. Kenko extension tubes…
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Do Not Stop At The Bar Before Viewing North Rim
Read More: Do Not Stop At The Bar Before Viewing North RimAt the North Rim of The Grand Canyon sits The Grand Canyon Lodge which of course has a bar. The bar is less than 100 feet from the rim. And at night, the rim has no lights and very steep drops into the abyss. And with a thunderstorm approaching, the mood reminded me of one…
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Zion’s Amazing Narrows
Read More: Zion’s Amazing NarrowsIt’s September and time to make the trek up the Virgin River at Zion National Park, Utah. The water was warm and refreshing on a 95 F degree day. I lugged 2 cameras, 2 lenses, a tripod and my hiking pole amongst other gadgets and some energy. If you’ll be doing The Narrows yourself, you…
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Get Off The Beaten Path!
Read More: Get Off The Beaten Path!Don’t drive on the interstate if you can enjoy a stressless ride through the countryside. That’s where I get a lot of my best photos. Taking the long way home. On my trip to and from Yellowstone, I decided to check out rural Idaho and Utah. Click on image for larger view …
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Images, Montana, National Parks, Out In The Field, Photography, Photos, Rivers, Waterfalls, Wyoming, Yellowstone
Yellowstone’s Amazing Waters- Hot and Cold
Read More: Yellowstone’s Amazing Waters- Hot and ColdYellowstone National Park is a wonderland of waterways. Living in the parched desert of Southern Utah, I was jealous of the vast network of waterfalls and rivers that are ubiquitous in the park. During my recent trip to Yellowstone and The Grand Tetons, I was amazed how green and lush the landscape was. And don’t…
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The Good, The Bad and The Beautiful – More From The Grand Tetons
Read More: The Good, The Bad and The Beautiful – More From The Grand TetonsI arrived at the entrance of Grand Teton National Park around 2pm. I asked the ranger if the heavy cloud cover would lift. You could not see The Tetons at all. Like a conservative weatherman, he said the chances were 50/50. I drove in and around the park and basically bided my time for conditions…
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You Can’t Take A Bad Picture Here!
Read More: You Can’t Take A Bad Picture Here!Schwabacker’s Landing, just east of Grand Teton National Park at Jackson Hole, is one of those places that produces iconic images of the Grand Tetons. On a still day, the reflections in the beaver ponds are a photographers dream. Add in some clouds and great light, you just hope your batteries don’t go dead. Below…
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The Colorful People Of Peru
Read More: The Colorful People Of PeruPeru has its amazing landscapes and lost cities but I was really struck by the people. The young, old and in between. All photos by Dawn2Dawn Photography.