Terra Sanctus, April 2013

Last light graces Canyonlands National Park, Utah, with the snow-capped La Sal Mountains beyond.

Photographers Find and Photograph the American West The Road West Up early, my wife Abby and I shared our traditional send-off breakfast. I drove to Midwest City, Oklahoma, where I picked up Daily Oklahoman photographer Jim Beckel. Despite being ten minutes early, I found him with his bags, camping gear, food and cameras already on…

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Siren Song, June 2012

Your host takes a moment to pose in Waterholes Canyon south of Page, Arizona. This trip to the desert was a complete success.

A Hiking Trip to One of America’s Most Remote Locations “There’s a place That’s far beyond this time and space When each of us comes face to face with something more…” ~Alan Parsons Project For many years I have been photographing Canyonlands National Park in southern Utah. On many of those occasions I visited The…

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The Confluence, March 2004

This is a well-known view for shooting The Windows at sunrise: looking through the North Window at Turret Arch. We didn't get to this spot as early as I would have liked, but the morning light was still quite nice.

Two Old Friends Find the Road West Driving to Farmington, New Mexico Up early, I drove to Norman, Oklahoma, to pick up my guest for this trip, my long-time friend Michael Zeiler. We made two or three good images, and, except for worthless restaurant service, had a pretty decent travel day. Michael’s Honda Element was well-suited to…

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