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“Desert Mountain Sunset” — Golden hour light on desert mountains, Death Valley.
The final full day of our pre-Christmas visit to Death Valley was mostly not ideal for photography. A winter storm was approaching, and most of the day was quite gray. We managed to get out and photograph in some canyons, but by mid-afternoon the prospects were deteriorati...
“Stained Glass, Eglise de Notre-Dame Des Victoire” — Columns and stained glass windows in the Eglise de Notre-Dame Des Victoire.
We came to the Eglise de Notre-Dame Des Victoire midway rhrough a very long walk in Brussels, last year. The idea was to go beyond the busy central old district where we were staying to see some other parts of the c...
“Photographer, Manly Lake” — A photographer wades into shallow waters of Manly Lake, Death Valley.
As I photographed the landscape another photographer worked her way out onto the shallow water at the edge of Manly Lake. At first I managed to photograph around her, but before long she moved directly into m frame. At this point it occurred to me that s...
“Autumn Hillside” — Aspens and other autumn foliage on a Utah hillside.
This is another photograph from “no where in particular,” a location where I often find myself while searching around for subjects. It turns out that there’s often a lot of interesting stuff to see there if you slow down a bit and keep your eyes open. This slope is on the west sid...
“Distant Mountains, Reflection” — Manly Lake reflects distant desert mountains and morning haze.
The scale of Death Valley is monumental. It is one of the few National Parks where you regularly encounter distances so large that faraway features disappear into the light and haze. It can be difficult to comprehend these distances, and the lack of famili...