So called “super bloom” years make it easy to find wildflowers in Death Valley, but they’re difficult to predict. A “1000-year rainfall event” hit Death… Read More »Death Valley Wildflowers, Rainfall and Super Blooms
We’ve reached a major milestone on our workshop program: we celebrated completing ten years of leading landscape and night photography workshops in May! We’ve made… Read More »Night and Landscape Photography Workshops 2022-2023
Spring 2022 is shaping up to be a very busy year in Death Valley, like many national parks in recent years, so we’re going to… Read More »Death Valley Spring Workshop February/March 2022
I was recently interviewed by Alex Schult of PhotographyTalk, and he had some great questions, some of which uncovered things that you do as a… Read More »Landscape and Travel Photography Hierarchy Of Opportunities
We’re about to get a bit of visibility, so I’m releasing our workshops for the next 12 months! As usual we’re picked stunning locations in… Read More »2021 – 2022 California / Nevada Photography Workshops Released
It’s that time of year to review last year and confirm a course for the next one. Are there places I should go more or… Read More »Favorite iPhone Images from 2020
The year started our innocuously enough, with a quick trip to Death Valley (below) to enjoy water on the Badwater Salt Flats, and another trip… Read More »Favorite Images Captured in 2020
Woke up to 12″ of snow on the ground outside my house, about 8″ down at the lake. It continued to snow off and on… Read More »Weather This Week At Topaz Lake
The Mono Lake Committee’s annual calendar is better than ever for 2021. I’m entirely biased though, because they put one of my photos on the… Read More »The Mono Lake 2021 Calendar is Now Available!
For quite some time astrophotographers have used a program called Deep Sky Stacker to align and combine multiple starry images and create a better result.… Read More »Stacking Starry Night Landscapes With Sequator