Our night in the overflow camp was not that bad, and we were up early covering the short distance to…
There is always the desert. Although I thrive in arid landscapes, I find them difficult to photograph. Of course, there are waves…
Desna, my wife and partner, is into horses. I am comfortable around horses and like them, but I am mostly…
As I mentioned in my previous post, after months of futile attempts, I have resolved for 2020 to stick to…
It is a new year, 2020. I thought of doing a retrospective of last year’s favorite journeys and images. “My…
After endless days of blue skies, it looks like there is a change in the forecast. A generally dry cold front will roll through early Sunday morning, bringing strong winds and, more importantly, mid-level clouds and a slight chance of precipitation in the Sierra.
Although photo workshops can feel like a one-off experience, and often the expense makes it so, it is likely that…
The smoke had cleared a bit at StoneHeart, so it was time to see how things were at the altitude of Carson Pass.
Landscape photography typically involves planning, at least for me.
It was time to take advantage of a break in the work routine. The summer monsoons had recently encroached on the Pine Nut Mountains above StoneHeart, so maybe there would be some dramatic clouds and lightning to chase.