Signal indicator on an old Ford truck
I am not sure about how to think about this. According to my Google stats, two phrase tie for most referrals to my website: “explosions” and “live nativity”.
I have some good news about the website – I just added a shopping cart and some products to buy! [...]
Monthly Archives: November 2006
Indicators and Signals – a rusty car metaphor
All the (water)colors of Zion National Park
In the canyon of Zion’s Weeping Rock
I captured the underlying picture in this image in May 2005. It took me eighteen months to decide how to interpret it. My Mom pointed out the scene and asked me to shoot it. I probably would still be mulling this shot over if I weren’t [...]
Glacial remix: Yosemite National Park
Mariposa Grove, Yosemite National Park (remix of IR and visible spectra)
Yosemite was my first national park – a high school cross-country team summer camp. The love of wild places stuck even if the running didn’t. I’ve been to many incredible places since, but this one has my heart. R and I hiked up [...]
fun wedding ring shot
John and Meredith’s wedding rings
John and Meredith invested into their wedding ceremony all the beauty, grace and humor that they exude as a couple. It was my good fortune and great priviliege to be asked to photograph their wedding. As part of their celebration, they and their friends folded 1,000 Japanese paper cranes. [...]
Full moon over Park Avenue, Arches National Park
Park Avenue under the light of a full moon
I think of this picture as a moment of celestial lagniappe. I had already had a great sunset/moonrise at the Windows, and then a crazy drive to Balanced Rock for a few shots in the pink glow. But when I saw the color on [...]
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