Navigating Upper Antelope Canyon
Antelope Canyon, One of the Navajo wonders of the world, is located in Page, Arizona. It’s a world of swirling multi-colored sandstone punctuated by spikes of sunlight that filter down to the canyon floor, creating an almost stained glass effect within the canyon walls. Truly beautiful and inspiring, especially if you’re a photographer. Although photography […]
Autumn in Middle Tennessee
Autumn in Tennessee finds many people headed to the Great Smokey Mountains for colorful scenic and photographic opportunities. One lesser known area, however, has maybe the best late fall color I’ve ever seen: McMinnville, Tennessee. Located in middle Tennessee, McMinnville is home to several wonderful state parks that excel at opportunities for hikers and photographers […]
Joshua Blooming In The Mojave Desert
Joshua trees, known as “Yucca Brevifolia” are not actually trees, nor are they yucca. Actually, they’re a genus of the Agave plant. They range from the Mojave Deserts of California, Nevada, Utah and Arizona, and grow in elevations between 2000 and 6000 feet.
Death Valley Perspectives
I have been to Death Valley several times now, and it’s an experience quite unlike any other given the vast size of the area, and distance between the photographic landmarks that are most popular. Some are quite busy, even in February, which is probably one of the least busy months to visit. If you spend […]
Larry Kraus
