
20 Favourites from 2020
Some of my favourites from 2020 have appeared on here before, but some have not. Here they are in no particular order. Continue reading 20 Favourites from 2020
Some of my favourites from 2020 have appeared on here before, but some have not. Here they are in no particular order. Continue reading 20 Favourites from 2020
I love colour and so I love flowers as they add the pop that my eyes enjoy. Here are some blossoms that I’ve had the pleasure of viewing and photographing this spring. Continue reading Spring Blooms
We had a good year in 2019! Here are a few of my favourites: Thanks for watching! Continue reading 2019 in review
I had the privilege of visiting Arches National Park in Utah again this fall. The road takes you all over the park and has small pullouts to park in if you need a closer look. Continue reading An Evening at Arches Nat. Park
The Avonlea Heritage Museum hosted another photography workshop featuring the incredibly talented Colin Chatfield last week. He gave a very informative talk about night photography and I’m sure we all learned a lot. Afterward, I led the group out to the Avonlea Badlands (private land, but we had permission) to practice what we had learned. Headlamps and flashlights enabled us to see the way and … Continue reading Avonlea Badlands by Starlight
When the stars align, a nighttime photo tour can be amazing! Tours to the Avonlea Badlands are amazing. Continue reading Milky Way Rising
Because of it’s remoteness, White Pocket is a wonderful environment bursting with eye candy and few other people. Continue reading White Pocket, AZ
I won the lottery to hike the Wave in Arizona. Seen by only a few adventurous souls each day, the Wave must be seen to be appreciated. Continue reading The Wave
We heard there were burrowing owls at Zanjero Park, so we decided to take our morning walk there in hopes of seeing them. We met a photographer on the trail who said two pairs were nesting in the far back corner. Continue reading Zanjero Park
We revisited the Riparian Preserve as there always seems to be something interesting. One night, I will return for some star shots. The turtles were sunning themselves near the bridge. Lucky we got this close to one that was perched on the edge of an old post. Natural, un-trimmed palm tree branches shade the trunk from the hot sun. This bush had some buds getting … Continue reading Gilbert’s Riparian Preserve