Originally posted in 2010, I occasionally bump this forward in my blog to tell people that they can plan to take an amazing sunrise moonset… Read More »How To Predict Moon Rise for Landscape Photography
These are fairly normal photography conditions just before dawn at Mono Lake in California’s Eastern Sierra: calm wind for a nice reflection, nice scattering of… Read More »Mono Lake View Threatened!
I enjoyed this exotic lenticular cloud with Nicole Sullivan and Lori Hibbett at Mono Lake last night. To see the cloud in motion, here’s a video of… Read More »Lenticular Cloud over Mono Lake at Sunset
Spring is one of my favorite seasons in Yosemite: redbud and dogwood trees blooming, the waterfalls roaring at maximum flow, rainbows and “moonbows” (night rainbows)… Read More »Spring in Yosemite National Park
Death Valley National Park has a reputation for being the hottest place on earth. Many of the most popular sights to see are close to… Read More »Unknown Dunes of California, Death Valley “High Route”
There are a number of circumstances that might cause you to revisit a composition and image that you already captured, either in its original folder… Read More »Revisiting Work with a New Perspective; Finding Balance in Post-processing
I’ve been pursuing this moon rise on and off since at least 2006. The weather doesn’t always cooperate, but I’ve caught it from several different… Read More »Yosemite Moon Rise Between Half Dome and El Capitan
Anza Borrego State Park, California How would you like to join me for a photowalk in March… capturing images of wildflowers, narrow, winding slot canyons,… Read More »Shoot Wildflowers in the California Desert?
Other Worldly, originally uploaded by Jeffrey Sullivan. A couple of weeks ago Outdoor Photographer Magazine issued a call for potential cover photos. Always up for… Read More »In Search of a Magazine Cover Photo
Shell Creek Road, originally uploaded by Jeffrey Sullivan. Here’s a quick update on wildflowers this year. The ample rains we’ve received can be critical for… Read More »Shell Creek Road Wildflowers