Two things you can never have too many of: Lord of the Rings references, and red rock.
Waiting Out the Rain in Zion
Patience isn’t a virtue I’m known for, and I was reminded of this fact at Zion National Park (Utah) in April.
Posted in Travel
Tagged Hiking, National Parks, Utah, Waterfalls, Weather
Geeking Out on the National Parks (Interview)
I’ll post new photos from Utah this week, but in the meantime here’s an interview I did on Terrance Talks Travel about the National Parks, some of my favorites, tips on camping in the parks, and photographing them.
Posted in Travel Tips
Tagged Interviews, National Parks
The Loneliest Road
Lately I’ve been interested in capturing space, emptiness, and solitude in my photographs, so when a friend told me about Highway 50 across Nevada, also known as The Loneliest Road, I knew I had to go.
A Thousand Bucks Will Buy a Lot of Burritos
I just got some great news, and I’m celebrating with a burrito. Because sometimes you just have to splurge.
Posted in Home in Taos
Tagged Good News, Lakes, Museums, New Mexico
No Lee, No Ferry, No Problem
Lee’s Ferry, on the Colorado River just before it enters Grand Canyon in Arizona, is where the one-armed adventurer, John Wesley Powell, began his epic rafting trip through the Canyon in the late 19th century.
Posted in Travel
Tagged Arizona, National Parks, Rivers
Birds and a Bonus Mishap
Hello, Internet! I’ve been taking a break to sort out some personal business, so let’s jump back in with both feet, shall we? I’ll try to make up for lost time by posting a whole pile of photos I made at one of the sweetest spots in New Mexico: the Bosque del Apache wildlife refuge.
What’s the story?
I love when places have names like writing prompts.
Posted in Travel
Tagged Lakes, New Mexico, State parks