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"You cannot learn the message that these trees have for you in merely passing by. A day in their presence passes quickly, and with each… Read More »Images from Sequoia National Park

A missing radio-tagged moose in Utah has been located at "The Subway" in Zion National Park.  "Maybe he's waiting for a train" joked one a… Read More »Missing moose turns up in Zion National Park

From a visit to Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks (and complete circular lap of the Sierra Nevada) I too with my kids in late… Read More »Spring Runoff 2011: South Fork Kings River

After a number of privacy issues over the years, Facebook has repeatedly clarified that it thinks that user privacy is important to them.  Then in… Read More »Just when you thought it was safe to place photos on Facebook

Yikes, I guess I need to focus on Summer shots… Sierra Snowpack Below Normal; Driest Year on Recordhttp://www.kpbs.org/news/2013/feb/28/sierra-snowpack-below-normal-driest-year-record/ "California has officially shattered an all-time record… Read More »One Tough Year for Waterfalls & Wildflowers in California

You never know what you're going to find up the unpaved roads in Death Valley National Park!  This is one of the surprise finds we… Read More »Four Wheeling in Death Valley

The average rainfall in Death Valley is about 1.9" around Furnace Creek, but this year was a particularly dry one, so the wildflowers are even… Read More »Golden Evening Primrose in Death Valley

Plus PANSTARRS on Saturday, March 23 from Truckee, California, and extra footage and images from my landscape photography workshop in Death Valley National Park a… Read More »Comet PANSTARRS March 12 from Death Valley National Park

In case you're wondering, Comet PANSTARRS can still be seen from the Northern Hemisphere.  Just look a little north of west about 45 to 90… Read More »Comet PANSTARRS Last Night