Bryce Canyon National Park at Sunrise
Bryce Canyon National Park, in Utah, is simply stated, an absolutely fantastic landscape. Along the many overlooks amazing hoodoos stretch for miles and miles, prime examples of how ice, water, and erosion can carve rock and create spectacular vistas. Images of Bryce have spurred the imagination for years, so much so that years ago a [...]
Sierra Roadtrip
Oct 13 2009 (originally posted)
As many of you who have followed this blog for awhile know I absolutely love the Sierra Nevada Mountains, especially the Eastern Sierra’s. So, when my father called and asked if we wanted to take their timeshare in Lake Tahoe due to their scheduling conflicts…we knew we had to [...]
Andree and Sean on the Dunes
May 16 2008 (originally posted)
Andree…blog…blog…Andree. You’ve “made” the blog baby.
A photo from our trip to Death Valley and the Sand Dunes. I’m not sure I care for this idea of having to step out from behind the camera on occasion!
A Return to Death Valley
Apr 21 2008 (originally posted)
As photographers we all experience moments, a time, place and setting where everything comes together, where you can instantly tell it’s special. The moment itself, to steal a phrase, that clicks. There is no wonder what you captured, but rather the excitement as you are shooting where you know you’ve done [...]
8 minutes 11 seconds
Dec 20 2006 (originally posted)
5:01 BEEP…BEEP…BEEP…BEEP…BAM (as the snooze button is slammed down)
5:06 Arghhh…alright, I’ll get my lazy arse up. But there better be some stars damnit, past two mornings I’ve woken up at 5am, rushed out in the cold and dark, and been hosed by overcast and cloudy conditions. Bill…Bill…stop snoring and wake [...]
A New Blog is born (the old redinkphotography)
Sep 16 2006 (originally posted)
After months of dallying I’m pleased to announce the public unveiling of redinkphotography, a photoblog that I hope can share some of the joy and pseudo spiritualness I gain from carrying that heavy camera around (and for those of you who have had to sit by and wait while I [...]
