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ECUADOR
A photographic portrait of the rich and stunning biodiversity of the Tropical Forest. These unique images illustrate the splendor of a wonderful but vanishing area that I was privileged to explore during a trip to the upper river basin of Rio Napo, Ecuador.
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NAVAJOLAND
I use the word Navajoland to refer to that vast area, across Utah and Arizona, which many regard as the quintessence of the American West. While photographing its awe-inspiring beauty, I was often reminded of an ancient Indian proverb. "We do not inherit the Earth from our Ancestors, we borrow it from our Children."
I hope these photographs will convey the magic and beauty of this holy place.
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ALASKA
Amazing wilderness, awesome vistas, untouched beauty doesn't even come close to describing Alaska. From the Gates of the Arctic National Park to the gentle slopes of Denali, I am certain these photographs will say more than mere words can! |
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BLOOMING
DESERT
Once a year the desert comes alive with blooms as the winds of life and fertility create a vast carpet of color that is completely overwhelming. As short-lived as it is, you can enjoy this beauty any time by viewing these unique images.
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CALIFORNIA
CONDOR
Red flagged by the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources, the California Condor is one of the most endangered species on our planet. Shot at Vermillion Cliffs, Utah, this world-class collection of images portrait these rare birds. It was a rare privilege to be able to capture these images. |
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COYOTE
BUTTES
At the border of Utah and Arizona lurks a relatively secret place called Coyote Buttes. Carved red sandstone dominates the landscape in this remote place. Difficult to find but worth the effort as you will see from these photographs. |
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FLY
RANCH
GEYSER
Truly magical is the best way to describe the Fly Ranch Geyser. This geothermal formation is found in the Black Rock Desert, Nevada. Words aren't enough to describe the place, so please enjoy these photographs. |
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HIGH
SIERRA
One of the largest, contiguous wilderness areas in the lower 48, the High Sierras offer an incredible variety of photographic opportunities. The splendor of this wonderful area is illustrated in these images. |
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WILDLIFE
Looking into the eyes of animals is a window into the soul of our planet. Getting close enough to photograph animals is as difficult as exhilarating. I hope you are as blessed viewing our animal friends as I was photographing them. |
