Category Archives: nikon D4
Sunset on the Delicate Arch – Utah
Sunset over the Delicate Arch in southern Utah. To reach it you have to climb ~ 2 miles up a fairly steep set of slickView full post »
The Three Gossips – Arches National Park, Utah
I did a little research on my trip back from Idaho to Texas this past weekend. I was looking to spend part of anView full post »
Sunset over Malad Gorge
Today I packed up and drove from north central Idaho to just below Salt Lake City, Utah. As the sunset approached I wasView full post »
Before the snow…
This was one of my favorite images from the fall. Part macro, part landscape. Leaving Idaho in the morning for TexasView full post »
Backcountry Icicles…
Have you ever envisioned an image but just not sure how to get there? I had to climb a tree with my gear and hang offView full post »
It snowed here yesterday, a lot…
I was sitting at the dining room table this afternoon studying when the clouds parted and the sun started to danceView full post »
Colors of the Clearwater River
I shot this image on the road down from the ridge where I have been staying over the last several months outsideView full post »
Winter’s light
Last week while home in Texas, I got these two standing in the weeds as the sun set before Thanksgiving dinner. It isView full post »
The Palouse in early winter
This is one of my first edits from my trip to Steptoe Butte. The rolling hills of the Palouse, combined with the longView full post »
Sunrise, leaves & bokeh…
Often times I am challenged to find a unique perspective when shooting landscapes, it’s definitely a “weakView full post »
What are you giving thanks for?
We are certainly thankful that everyone made it home from school and working far away for the the Thanksgiving Holiday.View full post »
Winter approaches…
The first morning light lifts the fog over trees above the Clearwater River Valley in north central Idaho. The crispnessView full post »
Light, bokeh & portraiture
The longer I shoot images, the more enamored I become with light & bokeh. I think this is a common step in theView full post »
“Smoke on the Water”
Forest Service “hotshotters” continue to fight the multiple complex wildfire blazes in the central IdahoView full post »
My backyard…
I was studying French on Monday afternoon practicing “monsieur, une biere, s’il vous plait” when aView full post »
First Blush of September – Wallpaper & Football
In this part of the country, Fall weather comes much quicker. I have noticed just over the last ten days the colors ofView full post »
Whitewater Rodeo – Lochsa River, Idaho
Nic Box and I spent the afternoon looking for the “good water” along the upper Clearwater River drainage onView full post »
Power of Street Art
The street artist of today has evolved much like the rest of our culture, becoming more diverse and utilizing differentView full post »
Wildfire Sunset over Idaho
Apocalypse Now…. is what Idaho reminds me of at this time. Yesterday it was so smoky in the river valleys,View full post »
Refugees of the Nevada Desert
These are the last of my finished edits from my time in the Northern Nevada desert. Each image could stand alone but IView full post »
New Moon over Idaho
One of the things I have been waiting to do since arriving in Idaho is to shoot some astrophotography. Where I amView full post »
Horse Whispering Wild Horses…
Since visiting Helen’s sister, Anne (aka – the wild horse whisperer), on my trek to work in Idaho two weeksView full post »
In the Idaho Backcountry with Eleanor
I was fortunate to be able to sneak away from working in the ER here in Orofino for an afternoon this week. Michael MezaView full post »
Morning with a Wild Horse Band
On my last day in Nevada, I got up before sunrise and drove out into the desert mountains with Anne, the wild horseView full post »
Sunset over the Nevada Desert – Wallpaper
Today I was lucky to be able to hike the high desert hills of northern Nevada with Helen’s sister, Anne. We wereView full post »
Storms over the Arizona Painted Desert
Last week I finished my work in Stephenville for awhile and have decide to work overseas and do some locum tenensView full post »
Graffitimudo!
Earlier this month while visiting Maddie who was doing summer school in Buenos Aires, she had one of her classmates goView full post »
Winter’s light in July – Buenos Aires
We are just starting to get caught up after quite a bit of travel over the last several weeks and before more begins. IView full post »
