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Death Valley, Badwater Panorama
My original approach to visiting Death Valley was like any other photography trip I’ve taken. Get up early, shoot the sunrise, drive some, shoot the sunset and then settle in for a good nights sleep....
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Zabriski Point, Death Valley
When it comes to National Park visitors, Death Valley is ranked low. When I arrived it was windy, sunny and hot. Everywhere I glanced I saw scenes from the Clint Eastwood movie “The Good, the Bad,...
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Eureka Dunes, Death Valley
When I walked into Death Valley I was in darkness. I know intellectually there is a picture but I can’t see it. However, I do know that given a long enough exposure my camera will be able to record...
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Eureka Dunes Starry Night, Death Valley
I took a video the night I shoot these images, some parts are dark when my flashlight is off but when my little headlight is on you can see the desert floor as I hike back to camp. I mentioned in the...
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Racetrack Playa, Death Valley Painting with Light
I wandered out on the playa lake around 10pm to shoot the stars and had to deal with strong winds. I could feel high speed vibrations in my tripod legs so rather than risk blurry shots I decided to...
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Sand Dunes, Death Valley
One of the quotes I like by Theodore Roosevelt can capture your imagination and empower you, “Do what you can, with what you have, where you are.” Should it be photography tip number 12… I think so....
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Pawley’s Island, South Carolina
I walked the beach at night and tried a few shots along the way. It was very dark looking into Atlantic waters but there was a bit of light that allowed the surf and beach area to get some exposure....
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