Visiting & Photographing Cedar Breaks National Monument
Cedar Breaks moved me spiritually, and hinted at something special, but I wasn't quite sure what it was until I stood at the base of an Ancient Great Basin Bristlecone Pine. Palming my hand over its textured and weathered wood was quite extraordinary. This sounds silly, does it not? And yet, such a simple touch gave me an unforgettable experience.  Why, you ask? Because I was standing in the presence of one of the world's oldest living tree species. I tried to imagine what 1
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Visiting & Photographing Kodachrome State Park
Just 30 minutes southeast of Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah, is where you'll discover Kodachrome Basin SP, and you'll be missing out if you don't make the stop. As a bonus, the drive there is gorgeous, and there are no crowds. ​ Fun Fact: Kodachrome Basin State Park got its name from the aptly named Kodak film. Learn more here > Sand Pipes and Red Rocks Adorn Kodachrome Basin State Park When we Northeast folks think of a State Park, I can reassure you, it's nothing close to
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Visiting & Photographing Zion National Park
Truly, a place of heavenly appeal, and yet a challenging approach to landscape photography, at least from the valley, as the tall canyon walls and surrounding mountains proved difficult to capture the best light of the day. Â Standing guard near the South Entrance at 6,545 feet (1,995 meters), ASL, or 2.600 ft (790 meters) above Zion's canyon floor, the Watchman is a sandstone mountain and a prominent photographic icon within the park. In October, it's sidelit from the valley
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Visiting & Photographing Bryce Canyon National Park
During my visit to Bryce Canyon, I talked with many people who were there just for the afternoon before heading to Zion. In my opinion, they are missing out on some of the most incredible landscapes on the planet, and spending a little more time here really does the soul good! In fact, I gave up visiting 3 of Utah's National Parks on this trip (known as the Mighty Five) so that I can spend more time in two of them with additional visits to surrounding state parks and national
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My Biggest Project To Date: The Mackenzie Project
Over 3 months of filming, thousands of photographs, and a pandemic. Follow my journey as I capture nature's epic, hidden secrets in...
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Visiting & Photographing Cumberland Island
Cumberland Island can only be accessed by boat via the town of St Mary's, Georgia. It's a 45-minute ferry ride from St Mary's to...
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Visiting & Photographing Jekyll Island
Driftwood Beach is located on the Northeast end of Jekyll Island, Georgia. It's a gem of a place that's been on my bucket list for years...
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