The year is at an end. And with that comes the reflection back on my photographic year. I traveled to many different locations this year and tried to stretch my creative process outside of its usual box. In some regards I succeeded and yet there is still lots to work […]
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2012 is winding down and at the end of the year it is common for people to reflect back on the past months and see where they’ve been compared to where they are now. As a Utah Landscape Photographer, along with many other photographers, I’ve looked back over my images […]
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Many of the scenic locations around the world have their specific locations that EVERYONE takes a photo of. The Snake River Overlook in Grand Teton National Park, Mesa Arch in Canyonlands National Park, and so on and so forth. These famous landscape photography locations have been photographed to death and […]
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Attention all fans of Utah Scenic Photography Until November 30th 2012 I’ve decided to offer up a 20% discount on all of my scenic photo art prints and products available through my Photoshelter Gallery and Fine Art America Gallery. These include fine art scenic photographs, nature photographs, and landscape photographs […]
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If you haven’t been out to check out the Utah Fall colors, or any Fall colors for that matter, then stop reading now and get out there. The Utah Fall colors are some of the best I can remember seeing and I highly recommend heading out with the family or […]
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Fall is upon us and the Utah Fall colors are in full swing. This past weekend I spent driving through a couple of the canyons along the Wasatch Front here in the Salt Lake and Utah valleys in search of those iconic Fall color photographs. I didn’t come away disappointed. The […]
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Have you ever headed out to a location to photograph with the plans in your head of all the perfect areas and just how things should turn out, but then arrive there and it all just falls apart? Being focused primarily on Utah scenic photography, dealing with Mother Nature is […]
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Grand Teton National Park is awe-inspiring to say the least. The mountain range and scenic vistas present endless photographic opportunities for someone heading that way with a camera in hand. Just a week or so ago I made my first trip up the this great area. It wasn’t a photography […]
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A few weeks back I made my annual trip to the Henry’s Fork River in Northeastern Idaho. I don’t do this so much as a photography trip, but more for the aspect of the fishing. Specifically speaking the fly fishing. Fly Fishing the Henry’s Fork River is an experience. Ever […]
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