Mesa Arch is located on the edge of a cliff about 2,000 feet above the Colorado River and overlooks mountains and buttes in the distance. It is part of the Canyonlands National Park in Utah. Our first visit to Mesa …
Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon, formed by the erosion of Navajo Sandstone, primarily due to flash flooding. This image is from Upper Antelope Canyon. The quality of the lighting comes from the reflected light that bounces off the red …
The San Juan Mountains in Colorado is a great place to see Fall Colors, especially with aspens changing from green to yellow to reddish orange. Even more magical is when fog rolls in and creates a mystical atmosphere. To view …
Horsetail Fall is located in Yosemite National Park. In February, a phenomenon sometimes referred to as the Natural Firefall may occur. I say “may” occur because it takes several factors to come together to trigger the Firefall. If conditions are …
Moraine Lake is located in Banff National Park in the Canadian Rockies. The color of the water is caused by a type of silt called “rock flour”, fine mineral powder produced by the grinding action of the glaciers against their …
Early in the morning, after a storm had passed, we hiked up the Mesquite Dunes in Death Valley for a sunrise shot. The morning started off just as we had planned, with nice clouds in the sky and no wind. …
As we drove through the Saratoga Gap, we noticed fog flowing in the valley, which drew us to take this image. To view more Black and White images, visit our Black and White gallery page.
Valley Oaks are endemic to California. We captured this image in the foothills of Mt. Diablo State Park, as the last rays of the day were moving up the hillside. To view more Black and White images, visit our Black …
The Ancient Pueblo People, formally called the Anasazi, often built their buildings into the alcoves of canyon walls, and often far up from the floor, seemingly defying gravity. Their stonework is impressive, and they built with care and precision, allowing …
Thousands of rocks appear to have gathered together on this beach to defy the tides like an army of small boulders. The weird thing is that these boulders are uniform in size and shape, as well as in their spacing, …