Due to the lack of light pollution, I've been able to experiment with night photography. Night is such a great time to be out and exploring. Everything changes and what was obvious becomes mysterious and the benign becomes errie. Growing up on the east coast where light pollution is a consistent problem, I was blown away with the clarity of the night skies out west. If you're intersted in finding the darkest sites near you, you can check out this map: Lightpollutionmap.info

Yosemite Falls Moonbow, April 2017


Moonrise over San Francisco


Storm over Yellowstone


Bishop, California


Colored Nights, Wyoming


Valley of the Gods, Utah


The Tuolumne River under the Milky Way


Highway 101 north of Santa Cruz


Moonrise over the Tuolumne River


Painting with Light, Yosemite Valley


The Old Farm Tree, Armonk, New York


Wupataki Indian Ruins, Arizona


Yellowstone Highway


San Francisco at Dusk


Car Camping, Southwest Utah


Geyser Reflections, Yellowstone National Park


Twin Peaks, San Francisco


Camping on the Big Island of Hawaii


Camping in Valley of the Gods, Utah


Bishop, California from the White Mountains


Car Camping on the Eastside


Bristle Cone Pine, Patriarch Grove


Yosemite on Fire