Dead Horse Point Panorama
It is hard to believe it has been a year (almost) since the Utah version of North by Northwest (NXNW) last spring. No, its not a rock festival. It’s a gathering of a few photo bloggers who got to know each other only through the wonders of social media. Images were shared, comments exchanged, friendships …
Mesa Arch
Last night I went back to my Moab images and did a little bit of visual reminiscing. Looking at the images I took at Arches National Park, Dead Horse Point, Colorado National Monument brought back a flood of great memories with good friends. This one is from Mesa Arch. It was shot about 20 minutes …
Night Arches
This is something from last April’s trip to Moab. It was a trip that I am still finding images from — this being one of them. It was an epic trip to one of the most gorgeous parts of the US that I have had the pleasure to visit. If you are a landscape photographer …
Dead Horse Point
I’ve been combing through the catalog my trip to Moab looking for images that I may have missed. Or maybe I combing through it to reminisce about the most epic trip ever. I’ll never tell. Anyway, this image either slipped through the cracks or I passed on it because I had so many similar images …
USPS
I haven’t posted an image in a couple of days, but that is not from lack of desire. Since Monday night I have been dealing with some Adobe Lightroom issues. My catalog failed to load and couldn’t be repaired so I was forced to open a backup version. That would be a backup version that …
Delicate Arch
I thought I’d bring you back to Moab today with this shot of Delicate Arch. I’ve been sitting on it for a while. I liked the composition and the fact that I and managed to frame it without including any of the hundred or so tourists who made the almost 2 mile hike to witness …
Darkness Fades
I revisited my images from the Moab trip this weekend. I reprocessed a couple and discovered a couple that I neglected in the initial passes, including this one. This was shot from Mesa Arch about 20 minutes after dawn broke. Dave Wilson lead the “tonal compression” charge, switching to a long lens to compress the …
Dodge
You may notice a new look to the blog today. I changed WordPress themes, did a little design refresh and some housekeeping. I still have a lot of work to do. I need to update my bio, organize and add galleries, and a few other things. But I think this is a pretty good start. …
Mesa Window
Another shot from Mesa Arch from the Photoblogger trip to Moab this past Spring. Even though sunrise had past, there was still some magic to be gad as the sun slowly rose above Canyonlands. Some of the seemingly dozens of photographers that had been there since well before dawn had left, leaving the rest up …
The Kitchen Sink
I still cannot get over how much fun the Spring Photo Blogger Meetup at Moab was. Seven Bloggers got together for 72 hours of almost non-stop photography, functioning on very little sleep and all living to tell about it. Epic. One of the first stops on the journey to Moab was the Ghost Town of …