Archive for November, 2008

A Leaf Trapped in the Ice

A Leaf Trapped in the Ice

The rush to photograph autumn color is over and now I’m impatiently waiting for winter.  If it’s going to be cold and windy, well then, I want it to snow.  Truth be told, the weather has been incredibly beautiful lately, with clear blue skies and pleasant  daytime temperatures, but I still can’t wait for snow [...]


Red Rock Moonrise – Cedar Mesa, Utah

Red Rock Moonrise - Cedar Mesa, Utah

An autumn moon rises over the red rock bluffs of Cedar Mesa. Located in southeast Utah, Cedar Mesa is a location I frequently visit for it’s magnificent vistas and ancestral puebloan cultural sites. Captured with a Canon EOS 5D and EF 70-200mm f/4L IS lens with a 1.4x extender.
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Sunset on Shiprock, New Mexico

Sunset on Shiprock, New Mexico

Located in northwestern new Mexico near the Four Corners, Shiprock is a volcanic neck that rises nearly 1,800 feet above the desert floor of the Navajo Nation. Named by Anglos for its resemblance to a 19th century clipper ship, the Diné (Navajo people) call the peak Tsé Bit’a’í  or “rock with wings” in reference to [...]


Procession Panel Petroglyphs

Procession Panel Petroglyphs

This past Saturday I hiked up one of the many canyons that cut into Comb Ridge near Bluff, Utah to visit Procession Panel, a huge rock art panel with 179 figures. Comb Ridge is an amazing place that is full of cultural treasures and quite canyons to explore, appreciate and enjoy. I’ll share a few [...]


On the road again…

On the road again...

Approaching the Sangre de Cristo Mountains near Cimarron, New Mexico.