Yellow Fever
We caught yellow fever on our trip through Escalante and Capitol Reef. If you don't know, yellow fever is a dangerous disease caused by a [...]
The Final Wave
Our first visit to the wave started about 8 years ago when Jeff saw a photo and said, “I want to shoot that!” It was [...]
I Failed at Camping 101
I may have failed at camping 101 but I did not fail at photography. I haven't camped since college, a time when young men do [...]
In Search of Methuselah
Many people, when they hear the name Methuselah, think of the Biblical figure that lived for 969 years. Others such as dendrochronlogists, paleoclimatologists, arborcultrists, or [...]
Third time’s a charm!
Sometimes landscape photography is easy, but more often than not, it is road of discovery. Death Valley National Park offers many intriguing sights, one of [...]
The Many Faces of Tree
About a year ago, I was searching for a personal photography project to work on. I chose trees. Not just any tree, but solo trees [...]
Role Reversal
If you have followed our photography travels at all, you know that the best time (and our favorite time) for landscape photography is late in [...]
Trust Your Gut!
Just like in most things, sometimes you do best when you trust your gut. Here's my story: We've been up since 4:45am and driving for [...]
We Discovered a New Animal Species
A goal of our visit to the Grand Tetons, Yellowstone, Custer, and Badlands is to photograph critters. Whenever we visit places such as these we [...]