Bonneville Salt Flats

Posted on September 17, 2016July 29, 2017 Posted in bonneville, Desert, mountain, reflection, salt flats, Sunrise, sunset, utah, Water1 Comment

Two hours west of Salt Lake City lies Bonneville salt flats. I have visited this area numerous times, though until this trip I’d always found a just a dry lake bed as far as the eye could see (which is beautiful in its own right) Though this time, I guess because I was a little closer to winter, a inch of water floated slowly along the surface, creating mirror that stretched to the horizon. I spent 3 days watching the light change over the fantastic scene.

Foggy Night in the Grand Canyon

Posted on March 11, 2015July 29, 2017 Posted in America, Arizona, Canyon, Desert, National Park, Roadtrippin', SunriseLeave a comment

Coyote Butte & the Vermillion Cliffs

Posted on June 6, 2014July 29, 2017 Posted in 35mm, Desert, Roadtrippin', US1 Comment

The infamous Horseshoe Bend near Page, Az. Thanks to whoever the adventurous kayaker was giving me the nice campfire light to illuminate the canyon from within.

This is by far one of the most surreal and serene landscapes I’ve ever encountered. Called the Wave for obvious reasons, its hidden in the Coyote Butte wilderness area, a decent 7 mile hike through a hot desert. The best part about it, the BLM is super tight on permits, so only 10 groups are allowed a day, so you get this fantastic alien landscape almost entirely to yourself, I started hiking at sunrise and returned just after sundown, and only encountered 3 people all day. If you’re ever in northern Az, put this place on your short list!

10,000′ Up to 200′ Below – White Mountains to Death Valley

Posted on May 21, 2014July 29, 2017 Posted in 35mm, Desert, National Park, Roadtrippin', USLeave a comment

At 10,000 feet up in the White mountains, high above the tree line, these ancient bristlecone pines have been documented to live up 5,000+ years, making them the world’s oldest living organism.

After running around through the Inyo forest for awhile, I headed down into the Eureka Valley,

to visit the tallest sand dunes in the US, looming 700 ft over the dry lake they inhabit.

The Racetrack Playa in Death Valley, unfortunately, the strange phenomena that occurs here with the sailing stones is nearly at an end due to assholes stealing souvenirs.

A long road home….

Oceano and the Hurst Castle

Posted on August 8, 2013July 29, 2017 Posted in 35mm, Desert, Fog, Roadtrippin'Leave a comment

Some pics from a lovely trip up north with Shayla. Wandering around Ocean Dunes and riding ATV’S, then up to San Simeon for elephant seals and the Hurst Castle. Awesome weekend getaway playing in the fog.

The Last Few Weeks

Posted on May 22, 2013July 29, 2017 Posted in 35mm, Countryside, Desert, Roadtrippin', the WandererLeave a comment

After a lovely trip up north, wanted to get some shots up of what the weeks previous held before I started digging into the new stuff. From lazing around LA to Palm Springs and Joshua Tree, here’s a few of what I’ve been up to… Enjoy!

Fire!!!

Posted on May 11, 2013July 29, 2017 Posted in 35mm, Desert, Fire, WaterLeave a comment

Thanks to the City of Indio fire squad for the great access, letting me get so close and get on the trucks, the view is much better from where they are!

Roadtrippin’ USA – Part 1 of ??

Posted on January 14, 2013July 29, 2017 Posted in 35mm, Countryside, Desert, Mountains, National Park, Roadtrippin', US1 Comment

I recently headed home for the holidays, and as I’ve always loved a good road trip, packed up the car with my buddy Wes and headed east for Pennsylvania. I’ve since travelled 11,000 miles and taken 2 months on the road and already made the journey home, but I’ve been bad about blogging. The first few images I’ve posted below, but will have much more soon to follow as soon as I develop my film. Stay tuned!