Fishers Peak Sunset is another image I made this week from my parent’s home in Trinidad, Colorado. The light was beautiful, and this was the last bit of light that existed before the evening.
I took this photograph a couple mornings ago while on Christmas vacation at my parent’s home.
I have used my last plastic shopping bag. As 2016 approaches, one of my goals is to stop using or allowing retailers to use plastic shopping bags for my groceries and items.
My December 2015 Photo of the Month is Lake of Fire, an image made at Santee Lakes Recreation Preserve.
RIP Scott Weiland. In the end, I suppose it was a miracle he made it to 48 years. After a life blessed with incredible talent and cursed by unstoppable drug use, it is time to reminisce.
We now have a Joshua Tree Photo Guide finished and ready for you. Purchase the new e-book co-authored with Jeremy Long at www.jtphotoguide.com. The book includes 83 pages and 23 key photographic locations for you to make greater images in Joshua Tree National Park.
Reuters Raw File Ban Means Nothing Is there really a Reuters raw file ban? This week, Petapixel published a misleading article titled “Reuters Issues a Worldwide Ban on RAW Photos.” The article caused an uproar in the greater photography community. However, reading the article and understanding Reuters’ role as a news organization shows that the “ban” … Read more
My November 2015 Photo of the Month is Ohlson House, a sunrise image made in Joshua Tree National Park.
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.
My October 2015 Photo of the Month is Treepost, a black and white image from Ryan Ranch in Joshua Tree National Park.