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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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Funky Skies
Read More: Funky SkiesI looked up and saw these streaky clouds dominating the skyline in Southern Utah last week.
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Gooseberry Sunset
Read More: Gooseberry SunsetFor sunset images, don’t always shoot towards the sun. But look to the opposite direction to see how the light varies. You’ll see the light change from white to yellow, from yellow to orange and then orange to red just before the sun sets.
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Storms Are The Norm Here Right Now
Read More: Storms Are The Norm Here Right NowIn the height of the monsoon season, I was able to capture the scene last evening as a huge storm penetrated the area adjacent to Zion National park, Utah
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More Monsoonal Madness
Read More: More Monsoonal MadnessThunder and lightning storms ravaged the area Saturday evening. I drove to this area to go mountain biking but grabbed my camera instead. This storm struck St. George and Las Vegas unmercifully. I caught the tail end as it headed southwest.
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Some Really Billowy Storm Clouds
Read More: Some Really Billowy Storm CloudsThese clouds reach far into the sky and are forerunners of monsoonal storms to come.
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Saguaros Are Cool
Read More: Saguaros Are CoolSaguaro National Park on either side of Tuscon, Arizona, is home to the Saguaro Cactus. Growing up to 40 feet tall, these plants are native to the Sonoran Desert. Other succulents and plants in the park include the Teddy Bear Cholla, Barrel Cactus, Hedgehog Cactus, Prickly Pear Cactus and the Ocotillo. Kinda…
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The Remote and Remarkable Ibex Sand Dunes
Read More: The Remote and Remarkable Ibex Sand DunesThese sand dunes in a remote part of Death Valley National Park are amazing. Very few people visit here so the dunes are pristine. One other couple showed up there when I did but we decided to go separate ways so we wouldn’t disturb each other’s photos. Me and my shadow. i think…
