Lone Eagle Peak
One of Colorado’s classic sights… Lone Eagle Peak as seen from Mirror Lake on the western side of Rocky Mountain National Park. … Continue reading
Category Archives: From the archives
Hiking in the Lofoten Islands
Considering a return to Norway this summer, but these were from three years ago in Norway’s Lofoten Islands. … Continue reading
Yukon’s Tombstone Provincial Park
The far north of Canada was in the news today, with the opening of a road (unpaved, there are limits to even the Canadian government’s largesse) between Inuvik and Tuktoyaktuk. The closest I’ve gotten to these outposts is Tombstone Provincial … Continue reading
Mount Hood wilderness
Looking back at images from a late summer visit in 2012 to the Mount Hood wilderness. I have fond memories of this trip. We hiked from the Timberline Lodge across Zigzag canyon to reach the meadows in the Paradise Park … Continue reading
Chasm Lake
Process of an old slide from 2004… dawn light at Chasm Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park. Sunrise didn’t happen on a return trip with digital equipment, so for now this is the best capture I have of the magical … Continue reading
Taipei
Realized that I hadn’t posted some of my favorite images from a work trip to Taiwan a couple of years back… … Continue reading
Alaska sunset
An admittedly cliched Alaskan scene, from our trip to Wrangell in 2013. … Continue reading
Salmon glacier
The Salmon glacier, in British Columbia (though you have to drive a dirt road from Hyder, Alaska, to get there!). A strong contender, in my opinion, for the title of best “drive-up” viewpoint in North America. … Continue reading
California condors at Zion
Last week I got an email from a Brazilian conservation group asking for permission to use one of my images as part of the graphic design for a book cover (in Portuguese only!). Of course this was OK, since I … Continue reading
Three amazing Colorado photography locations
In my first few years living in Colorado I made several brief hiking and photography trips exploring the corners of my new home. This was back in the days of film (typically Provia 100), and I have a modest collection … Continue reading