Lower Antelope Canyon, AZ

The sun's movement during the day keeps changing the light that comes streaming down the canyon walls, creating a kaleidoscope of hues.  This is a canyon on an Indian reservation where we had to climb down a series of ladders to get to the bottom.  At some parts of the canyon it is narrow enough that you can touch both sides with by outstretching your arms!

Cloud burst over the Grand Canyon

This was taken with a 35mm Olympus camera on Kodachrome slide film at the south rim overlook.  I happened to be in the right place at the right time!

South Gap Lake, WY

This is a high (10,900') mountain lake in the Snowy Range, Wyoming.  I took this with my 4X5" camera using Tmax100 film.  The environment is very barren at this altitude, and I tried to capture the starkness and drama of the mountains.

Grand Tetons and Snake River, WY

The grandeur of the Tetons in Wyoming is quite spectacular, as the mountains rise up abruptly from a large expanse of plains.  This was taken with my Fuji 6X9cm camera in the early morning.

Canyon Walls, UT

An example of canyon walls in the southern Utah Canyon Lands.  The sandstone walls are slowly crumbling and returning to the earth.

Hanging lake, CO

This beautiful lake is only accessible after a steep 2 mile hike up a side canyon in the Glenwood Canyon.  The colors of this glacier fed lake have a turquoise hue and they remind one of being in the Caribbean.