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My November 2015 Photo of the Month is Ohlson House, a sunrise image made in Joshua Tree National Park.
T.M. Schultze is a San Diego-based photographer, traveller, and writer. He writes, photographs, and draws things of the outdoors that have inspired humans for thousands of years. He co-authored the Photographer’s Guide to Joshua Tree Park which can be purchased here.
Juniper and Monolith has long been a popular location in Joshua Tree National Park. Located in the Jumbo Rocks area, many photograph it throughout the day. Because I camp in Joshua Tree every Christmas, I often have a chance to photograph it when the light is right.
T.M. Schultze is a San Diego-based photographer, traveller, and writer. He writes, photographs, and draws things of the outdoors that have inspired humans for thousands of years. He co-authored the Photographer’s Guide to Joshua Tree Park which can be purchased here.
My October 2015 Photo of the Month is Treepost, a black and white image from Ryan Ranch in Joshua Tree National Park.
T.M. Schultze is a San Diego-based photographer, traveller, and writer. He writes, photographs, and draws things of the outdoors that have inspired humans for thousands of years. He co-authored the Photographer’s Guide to Joshua Tree Park which can be purchased here.
RIP:  The Death of GrantlandLast week, ESPN announced that publishing of Grantland.com would be suspended immediately.  Since the unceremonious exit of Bill Simmons from ESPN’s platforms, including the Grantland site he founded, the demise of the website seemed inevitable.The loss of Grantland is profound.  In an age of terrible content-aggregating websites like Bleacher Report, Huffington … Read more
At a Scouting event held locally in San Diego’s Mission Bay (San Diego Youth Aquatic Center), the Naruwan Taiko performed in front of over 500 people.  Their performance was excellent.  In hindsight, I should have set up video to share with everyone.  I did create still images of this very impressive group in action. Below … Read more
My September 2015 Photo of the Month is Lunar Eclipse From Joshua Tree, made during the September 27, 2017 Lunar Eclipse.
T.M. Schultze is a San Diego-based photographer, traveller, and writer. He writes, photographs, and draws things of the outdoors that have inspired humans for thousands of years. He co-authored the Photographer’s Guide to Joshua Tree Park which can be purchased here.
Rough Fire From Alabama HillsThe Rough Fire has been burning for over a month with seemingly no end in sight. Â Despite this, I was able to enjoy a beautiful day of day-hiking in the Sierras. Â As the afternoon approached, I left the Horseshoe Meadows area and headed to Alabama Hills for sunset.In the afternoon, the … Read more
My August 2015 Photo of the Month is Chroma Lines, an image made at Michigan State University’s Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum.
T.M. Schultze is a San Diego-based photographer, traveller, and writer. He writes, photographs, and draws things of the outdoors that have inspired humans for thousands of years. He co-authored the Photographer’s Guide to Joshua Tree Park which can be purchased here.
Tonight is one of the best opportunities to photograph the best Perseid Meteor Shower in years, and yet I find myself at home with a myriad of reasons I am not out making art.
Because the meteor shower this year coincides with a new moon, the opportunity to see and photograph is great. Â Yet not planning ahead and managing the things that keep me from being artistically productive has grounded me.
T.M. Schultze is a San Diego-based photographer, traveller, and writer. He writes, photographs, and draws things of the outdoors that have inspired humans for thousands of years. He co-authored the Photographer’s Guide to Joshua Tree Park which can be purchased here.
My July 2015 Photo of the Month is July Wonder, a photograph made at San Diego’s Sunset Cliffs Natural Park.
T.M. Schultze is a San Diego-based photographer, traveller, and writer. He writes, photographs, and draws things of the outdoors that have inspired humans for thousands of years. He co-authored the Photographer’s Guide to Joshua Tree Park which can be purchased here.