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Sandstone Perfection. Coyote Buttes, Arizona
Words can really not describe this wonderful patch of sandstone in northern Arizona known as The Wave. The cross-bedded sandstone has created a photographer’s paradise of undulating ripples of perfectly formed lines. Due to the fragile nat...
Read more →Fire of Cerberus. BLM Land, Nevada
I like making photographs of rocks! It never ceases to amaze me how erosion can create such incredible shapes. To some it seems like an odd subject, but often the search is the best part of the adventure. This scene is at the end of a very...
Read more →Morning Reflection. Herbert Lake Banff National Park, Canada
The Icefields Parkway is one of the most beautiful stretches of road I have ever seen. It’s 179 miles from Banff to Jasper, and one could spend a lifetime photographing here. To cover new areas like this I picked up a “cruising for snaps” r...
Read more →Fall Is Here!
As the days get shorter and the temperature drops nature knows that winter will soon be here. Trees change color and unexpected weather can bring a sudden snow storm along with some great looking clouds. I'm often asked what inspires me t...
Read more →Why Black & White?
Some folks are surprised when I say I only make black and white photographs. I hadn't thought about it too much, I've shot color in the past, and I'm not color blind, but I am 100% focused on black and white photography at this point. The e...
Read more →4x5 Field Work
For those technical minded folks I thought I would share a little info on what I carry with me in the field. By nature I am very interested in technology, but for whatever reason when it comes to photography I like to do my research, pick t...
Read more →The Atrium, Huber Breaker, Pennsylvania
Soaring overhead the old smokestack, visible for miles around, pierces the cloud filled sky. A huge, four story brick and glass building houses four massive coal fired furnaces, connected to state of the art electrical generators. Engineere...
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