Lone Tree in Portrait – I enjoy shooting trees in various ways. I particularly liked the look of this image with the tree and the canyon wall in focus. Knowing that some prefer the tree to be more of the subject I chose to frame the image in portrait rather than landscape. I made this …
Lone Tree in Landscape – I enjoy shooting trees in various ways. I particularly liked the look of this image with the tree and the canyon wall in focus. Knowing that some prefer the tree to be more of the subject I chose to frame the image in landscape rather than portrait. I made this …
Clear View From The North Rim – Finally, a respectable image was made shooting into the Grand Canyon from the North Rim without any real haze. By now it was after 3:30 PM and the fog and haze had finally burned off enough to be able to see all the way across the canyon. The …
The near side of the North Rim – While keeping my focus on the near side of the canyon, I was finally able to make a few good photographs that highlight the details of the layers of sediment that the Colorado River had to cut through in order to form the Grand Canyon. This photograph was …
Cape Royal Overlook Grand Canyon – As we continued on our drive toward the park entrance we stopped at each overlook to take in the view. In some, I made not photographs. As the fog continued to lift and the close-in features were showing more detail, I started composing more images. Our trips from Yellowstone …
Grand Canyon – Cape Royal – As we walked along the path between Angel’s Window and Cape Royal overlooks, we could finally see that the sun was burning off much of the haze that had persisted all morning. I was finally able to make some photographs with the shadows highlighting the ruggedness of the canyon …