Ever been on a photo shoot and feel as if you missed out on a shot only to return weeks later in an effort to get the shot you “missed” before. Well, that sums up this trip quite well. On this trip, I shoot a sunrise in the Windows Area, a daytime shot at Corona and a couple of night images at Delicate Arch.

An almost 2,000 mile road-trip through Canyonlands, Arches, Monument Valley, Lower Antelope, Horseshoe Bend, Zion, Bryce and Hanging Lake.

Getting out when the snow is falling is a great time to work on the small things like knowing where all of your gear is and being able to get to it/use it with gloves on.

I am looking forward to shooting the 2019 eclipse of the Blood Moon over Colorado Springs! I’ll post my results here ASAP!

Had an opportunity to head up to the top of Pikes Peak, in Colorado Springs Colorado, to take a sunrise picture. I couldn’t let it pass….!

A Ghost Town, Clear Skies, A New Moon and the Perseid Meteor Shower. Perfect setting for a weekend of night photography!

Sunsets and Sunflowers…. What could be better? Read about my recent visit up to the, seemingly hidden, sunflower fields near DIA.

Join me on a Summer hike into Lake Mitchell and on to Blue Lake in the Roosevelt National Forest.

Spend 24 hours in the Rocky Mountain National Park, while only traveling six miles into the park, in less than a five minute read.

Well over 22 hours of driving with +1,375 miles covered over 3.5 days including destinations such as Mesa Verde, CO, Monument Valley, UT, Arches National Park, UT, Canyonlands National Park, UT and wrapping the trip up at Rifle Falls, CO.

Based purely off of the clock, theoretically, there was just enough time to head down to the dunes, grab a few sunset images, get some rest and then get into place for a morning’s sunrise. The question was, could we make it all happen in reality?