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 “Adventure Series” Trip March/April 2022
With the El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO) ocean heat and weather pattern close to “on” since spring 2019, there was a reasonable chance that we’d… Read More »February Workshop in Death Valley
About the possibility of a wildflower “super bloom” in Death Valley in 2020… There HAS been a great quantity of moisture in some areas of… Read More »Will There Be a 2020 Super Bloom in Death Valley?
It may be a while before I get to most of my images, but I wanted to share some of the results from one of… Read More »Death Valley “Winter Light” December 2019 Workshop Results
A while back I noticed that some photos I took of sand dunes in Death Valley looked particularly good. I suspected that it was the… Read More »The Advantages of Winter Light
With rain falling in Death Valley this morning and more storms lined up in the Pacific to follow, I looked up some of my photos… Read More »Lake Manly Coming to Death Valley This Winter?
In the absence of interesting weather, are there optimum lighting conditions on certain dates and times to photograph some sand dunes? One of the advantages… Read More »Anticipating Optimal Dune Lighting Via Sun Position
In the absence of interesting weather, are there optimum lighting conditions on certain dates and times to photograph some sand dunes? One of the advantages of going… Read More »Anticipating Optimal Dune Lighting Via Sun Position