Yukon’s Kluane National Park The static pages on my website have remained, well, pretty static in recent years! Over the winter, though, I went back and reprocessed images from my hiking trip to Kluane and the Tombstones in 2010, which … Continue reading
The Zion Narrows Slickrock along the West Rim trail Canyons in the Zion backcountry … Continue reading
I’ve been enjoying the quiet trails in Rocky Point Pine Barrens State Forest, about a 30 minute drive from home. Wildlife here seems to be pretty elusive, and it’s by no means a spectacular landscape, but it’s peaceful and a … Continue reading
Old Faithful geyser basin, Yellowstone National Park Yellowstone bison Old burn area near Old Faithful Coyote at twilight, Yellowstone National Park Looking back at images from a winter trip to Yellowstone ten years ago. These were all taken with a … Continue reading
Climbers at sunrise, Mount Fuji An image from way way back! I spent part of summer 1996 working in Tokyo, and toward the end of my stay joined a group for an ascent of Mount Fuji. We climbed overnight with … Continue reading
Wednesday brought the first snowstorm of the Long Island winter. Compared to other places on the East coast it wasn’t too bad – about 6-8 inches – and by Thursday afternoon the skies had cleared and I went down to … Continue reading
Comet NEOWISE from the harbor at Port Jefferson, Long Island Comet NEOWISE did not, alas, brighten into anything that could be mistaken as a Great Comet. That said, it’s probably been as good as anything we’ve seen since Comet Hale-Bopp … Continue reading
Comet NEOWISE from Long Island, July 13th I made a first attempt to see Comet NEOWISE after sunset this evening. It’s already easy to photograph, but from a brightly lit location at the side of the road I couldn’t really … Continue reading
THE WHEELER GEOLOGIC AREA, in Colorado’s La Garita Wilderness, is something of an oddity. Twenty five million years ago, vast volcanic eruptions – among the largest to have occurred on Earth during the last 500 million years – created the … Continue reading
Last week I went back to Colorado’s Great Sand Dunes National Park. I first visited the dunes back (I think) in 2002, when it was still a National Monument, and for a long time one of the favorite photographs of … Continue reading