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Sand Tufa stand tall and steady, ignoring the winds at Mono Lake, California.

One of my favorite parks to visit in the cooler months. Can't beat the combination of yucca and boulders!

Watchin' the tide roll away. This dock has seen better days, but has an amazing lime color! Across the bay is Little James Island, off camera to the right (North) is Rialto Beach, Washington.

These Hoodoos were happy to have some nice direct light at sunrise and just enough clouds to be interesting. Near Bluff, Utah.

While the shape of this area of peaks is reminiscent of the Eastern Sierra around Lone Pine, the rocks are considerably more crumbly. Badlands National Park with a 590nm converted Nikon.

Southern Arizona, Tohono O'odham Nation. Nice puffy clouds being pushed around by wind made me whip out the ND filters. Thirteen stops on this image.

Edward Weston is well known as a master of Black and White photography. He used B+W exclusively for all his work, except for a short period when Kodak gifted him a huge supply of Kodachrome film. Not to look a gift horse in the mouth, but Weston returned to B+W after he shot the last of the...

In Central Oregon, this beautiful park is a treat for photographers. 665 converted Nikon DSLR.

This is from the Little Painted Desert County Park near Winslow, Arizona. A great place to be when the sun is low in the sky.

Sunrise hitting an unnamed peak next to the Extraterrestrial Highway in Nevada. Good day for clouds.

These remains of an ancient dock are in the Old Town section of Brandon, Oregon. A one minute exposure smoothed out the water in this protected area next to the marina.

I won't pretend to know what the actual use of this silo-like device is, so I'll just assume it's an alien domicile. Why else would it need it's own satellite communication dish on top? But how did it get so beat up, and why did they leave the hatch open? So many questions. This is just outside...

The San Jose Bad Lands near Cuba, New Mexico on a good day for clouds.

Starting a new phase of existence which begins with emergence.

Just across the river from Page, Arizona, this "New Wave" area differs from the original in that it's easily accessible, needs no permit, and costs nothing to visit. 590nm converted Nikon Z5.

The road to Yosemite's high country, seen here from near the western terminus during fall. 665nm converted Nikon dslr

My favorite place on the California Coast is Garrapata State Park, around 10 miles south of Monterey. While there are numerous trails which get you closer to the Pacific Ocean, there are still awesome views from the carparks along the highway. The carparks have the advantage of being much higher...

This sea stack caught my eye at Garrapata State Park in California earlier this month. The right half appears to have precision cuts making the sides almost straight, whereas the left is just randomly crumbling away slowly. A thirty second exposure with 13 stops of ND.

Patriotic scenery typical of Southeastern Utah near Powell Point. 665nm converted Nikon DSLR.

Although the canyon walls appear to be more sand colored, this is named Red Rock Canyon State Park in California. A lovely bit of color to start the evening off well. And somehow, in October, I was one of only a few campers!