Coyote Gulch in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, Utah
I didn’t have many plans or destination on my road trip, but one thing I was determined to do was backpack into Coyote Gulch, even if only for a night.… Keep reading...
Grovesnor Arch in Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
One drive I was wanting to try out along the trip that I was ultimately a bit disappointed in for various reasons was Cottonwood Canyon Road in Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. Perhaps it was just the wrong time of day and perhaps I was just being too picky for a campsite, but I drove through it particularly a little frustrated with the amount of power lines running through the most scenic parts.… Keep reading...
Dinosaur National Monument, Utah
This is the first opportunity I’ve had in posting an update from my road trip thus far, which is going incredibly well! This was from my first night in Dinosaur National Monument which actually spans both north-eastern Utah and north-western Colorado. The Colorado section wasn’t quite open yet so I camped in the Green River campground and got to go to sleep to the sound of the Green River rushing by.… Keep reading...
Grand Teton in Black and White
I’ve apparently been rediscovering my love for black and white prints again lately. With the temperatures reaching unseasonable warmth right now, it’s almost as if the off-season has already started for the residents as well as the local flora and fauna of Jackson Hole. As a result, I’ve been going back to some photos that had always caught my eye but for one reason or another, never did anything with.… Keep reading...
Black and White of the Grand Teton
At first glance I wasn’t too happy with the way this turned out. I think I was expecting it to be a bit different for some reason. However the more I kept passing over it the more it intrigued me. It probably had a lot to do with how massive the Grand Teton looks against the bit of Blacktail Butte that I included in it as well as the morning light on it.… Keep reading...
Desert Storm and Rainbow from Picacho Peak, Arizona
I’ve been pretty busy lately with not much free time so I had to dig back in the archives for this one. One thing I miss about Arizona is hiking in the desert. For eight months of the year the entire region has perfect conditions for hiking and with an average of 300 sunny days a year, you can bet the weather will be good.… Keep reading...