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Standing Stones of Stenness, Orkney. The Stenness stones, along with the Ring of Brodgar form part of the UNESCO world heritage site known as ‘the Heart of Neolithic Orkney.’ From Stenness, Brodgar is within eyesight and about a 5 minute walk to the north. The Neolithic chambered cairn, Maeshowe, is also within visible and also […]
Loch Ba and Rannoch Moor on a cold December afternoon. I was given a few moments to photograph the still water, then drop, drop, drop and the return of the rain.
Winter dawn at Ring of Brodgar, Orkney, Scotland. In December, the sun has little strength to rise very far above the horizon this far in the north. The winter days are short and the nights long, only to be reversed in a few months during the endless days of summer. Such a contrast of light […]
The rugged and rocky coastline at at Elgol with it’s view back towards the mighty Black Cuillins as they rise from Lock Scavaig is one of the more iconic photo locations on the Isle of Skye. As long as one is willing to gamble on good weather, it is well worth the long drive down […]
Last week my brother talked me into heading back out into the desert to join a group of people driving the old Mojave road. The road is a 130 mile 4wd dirt road with follows an old Native American trading route and later route of Spanish missionaries through California’s Mojave desert to the shores of […]
I was amazed out how far the water has dropped in the 5 years since I was last at the Salton Sea. I drove to this location in the darkness of morning, remembering it to be a cool place that I last visited when I was shooting B&W film on a Hasselblad and spending hours […]
Mojave Fringe-Toed lizard on Kelso sand dunes in Mojave national preserve, California. Shooting sunrises from 6:30-7:30am and sunsets from 6:30-7:30pm leaves a lot of hours of boredom in between. I don’t consider myself to be any sort of nature/wildlife photographer unless an easy opportunity presents itself; or in this case, I have nothing better to […]
Winter sunrise over Badwater basin and Panamint mountains, Death Valley national park, California. This light lasted 3 minutes before the color faded into a washed out and overcast day. At 6am I counted 19 other photographers within sight. Quite the popular place to be on that morning. The next morning however, I only saw 3 […]
Mobius arch, Alabama Hills, Owen’s Valley, California I think one of the coolest things about the Alabama Hills is that no matter how many times one has been there, there is always something new to photograph. Be it exploring some new area, different weather, or different time of year. The hills and mountains are always […]
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