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
More good news… Nevada’s “Dark Sky Designation” bill SB52 was signed today! It will encourage recognition and preservation of Nevada’s world-class dark skies. This is… Read More »Dark Sky Designation Program Passes in Nevada
The proposed apartment complex overlooking Mono Lake failed to get Board of Supervisors approval earlier this week. It will not double the town’s population and… Read More »Mono Basin Dark Sky Preserved by Failure of Tioga Inn Apartment Project
Across the world, locations with dark skies are a rare and vanishing resource. Glance on a map of the United States, and it becomes apparent… Read More »Nevada Considers Dark Sky Program
A lot of photographers post their Top10 or Best 9 images of the past year, and I’ve posted a few of my favorite 2020 images… Read More »Top 16 New Night Photography Images of 2020
The Slink Fire left Slinkard Valley yesterday and came over the hills to burn above the towns of Coleville and Walker last night. It was… Read More »Slink Fire Update
It was a busy schedule with Yosemite for practice, then Bodie and multiple mining areas in Nevada to explore, but here are some initial images… Read More »Bodie – Nevada Ghost Town Night Photography Workshop
Comet NEOWISE was discovered on March 27, 2020. By early July it was visible to the naked eye to the Northeast in the pre-dawn sky… Read More »Comet NEOWISE Photos July 2020
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