Jeff Sullivan leads landscape photography workshops in national parks and public lands throughout California and the American West.
Nice list of resources posted by +John Paul Caponigro. He also shared a link to +Scott Kelby's list of 7 hottest Lightroom 5 features: https://plus.google.com/117211092043045415977/posts/hVYhzfnw17p… Read More »Lightroom 5 Beta Resources
I do a lot of planning for many of my images, studying maps and moon rise times and angles, and anything else I can think… Read More »Sunset Rain Clouds Over Mono Lake
This time of year as the snow melts in the Sierra Nevada and many lingering masses of most air crossing California fail to result in… Read More »Monsoon Season Begins
Before my Southern California trip last month I was careful to clean my sensor, and I took test photos to ensure that I had done… Read More »Don't Change Your Lens Surrounded by Flowers!
I'm finally getting far enough through the photos from my trip around Southern California to get to the photos from the photowalks towards the beginning… Read More »La Jolla Twilight Storm
This area was cleared by a large and hot fire, but in some of the areas the trees died but did not burn very completely.… Read More »Desert View
I tend to think of fog as a sign of stillness, of calm. With no sun you have no warm air rising, so no wind… Read More »Foggy Evening in the Laguna Mountains
Formed by flood waters from the Colorado River breaking out of irrigation canals from 1905 to 1907, today the Salton Sea is California's largest lake.… Read More »Sands of Time
California has a few sites with red sandstone. One of the most intricately eroded is Red Rock Canyon State Park, between Mojave and Ridgecrest. The… Read More »Red Rocks of California
It's always an honor and a pleasure to be included in the Top Google+ Photographs list curated by +Jarek Klimek on PhotoExtract.com, and I'm thrilled to… Read More »Photo of Perito Moreno Glacier – Congratulations Daniel Schwabe!