Canyon Silhouette,
Grand Canyon National Park – 1986
Landscapes were my first love in photography. As I travel the American west, I can’t help but be inspired by the scenery. One nice thing about studying geology, is that it takes you to places of simple grandeur.
When shooting landscapes, I try to avoid the iconic images that everyone has seen. There is more than enough stuff to see, why limit your focus.
While I have focused on wildlife and sports photography in the last ten years, I always have my eyes open to the landscape. An interesting shot is always there.
You may notice that some of these shots aren’t technically landscapes, oh well.
Heading up, Mt. Lassen National Park – 1995
Baja Morning – 1985
Top of the falls, Horsetail Falls, California – 1989
New Idria, California – 2011
Yosemite Falls, Yosemite National Park – 1990
Mount St. Helens, Washington – 1988
Big waves, Bird Island, Point Lobos State Reserver – 2010
Hydrotechnics, Point Lobos State Reserve – 2010
Swell reflections, Point Lobos State Reserve – 2009
Out of the fog, Pacific Grove – 2009