Yellowstone and Tetons 2007

Thinking about the opening of Yellowstone Park on April 18th reminds me of a wonderful photo trip last fall...



1. Never Stop Exploring, 2. At the end of an Autumn Day, 3. Another World, 4. Boiling Point

Ripples in Time

Time seemed to stand still as we watched the new light slowly spread over waves of sand in Death Valley, California.



“Each time a man stands for an ideal, or acts to improve the lot of others, or strikes out against injustice, he sends a tiny ripple of hope, and crossing each other from a million different centers of energy and daring, those ripples build a current which can sweep down the mightiest walls of oppression and resistance.”

-Robert F. Kennedy

Manley Beacon

On our trip to Death Valley we photographed at Zabrisky Point 3 times, 2 sunrises and a sunset. The 2nd sunrise we hike up a ridge in the dark to have a different perspective. This is a predawn image looking at the Beacon and into Death Valley.



Zabrisky point is a short walk from the parking lot near Furnace Wells. The view is world class. You can still see Ansel Adams photograph as well as many other famous photographers from this spot. About 20 minutes later the view looked like this...

Desolation in Bloom

The wild flowers were beautiful in parts of Death Valley...

Another World

I just returned from another world! Death Valley, Mono Lake, and Alabama Hills were wonderful. At a rate of 12 gigabytes a day I've got a lot of images to go through and process. Here is one from a wonderful sunrise at Mono Lake...



Returning to Death Valley from Owens Valley, we drop to Sea level and then below...

On The Road Again

I'm on the road to Death Valley and looking forward to photographing this interesting place. This image is from last summer of Swiftcurrent Lake on a very still morning!



View the Entire - Glacier National Park - June 2007 Set

Serenity at Coyote Buttes

The 6 mile round trip to The Wave was nearly as interesting as The Wave itself. You hike along Coyote Buttes and look out over an incredible Utah-Arizona landscape. The melting snow made for brilliant, satuated colors in this already colorful area.



Check out some of my other images from the Utah-Arizona area.
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