Mount Thor is the highest vertical drop on earth at just over a mile from the valley floor. Also, its beautiful.

"Magnificent isn't It?" This shot consists of two stitched panoramic photos taken 4 hours-ish apart. The foreground was exposed just after 'blue hour' (just as it got dark) in order to get a

...Ironically, this will require that you first look at this, inside your computer: Okay so now, I recommend you book a ticket or two to Salt Lake City, then take yourself on a road trip south toward all

Congrats to everyone who saw their wallet's increase a bit over the last five days or so, it's been pretty fun huh? I'm here mostly for posting the photography and talking photography, but I enjoy crypto

If you have, I'm curious to know if you're interested in them as a photographer or other form of digital content creator. They ICO on May 7th. In short, they are a digital content marketplace (starting

"Make a Wish" It was a struggle to stay awake long enough (again), but worth it on this cold, clear, summer evening up with Mount Rainier and the stars. The faint green you see is airglow caused

Our hero, Will, stands knee deep in snow, still and ever-so-slightly breathing. His camera clicks and what little motion was in his body and lungs freezes. 20 seconds later he exhales with the shutter

Palouse Falls VS Milky Way Exposure Settings Camera: Nikon D810 Lens: Nikkor 14-24mm 2.8 14mm/ƒ/3.5/25s/ISO 3200 Foreground was exposed for 10 minutes, sky for the 25s @ ISO 3200 that you see listed. <3

Good Morning, Fire Here's something special to do when you find yourself in Death Valley. Head to some of the dunes, sleep in the back of your van/car/whatever and then get up a few hours before sunrise.

Swoops Lower Antelope Canyon - Page, AZ

Birthplace Exposure Details: Camera: Nikon D810 Lens: Nikon 14-24 2.8 14mm/ƒ/2.8/15s/ISO 8000 Focus-stacked, longer exposure with lower ISO for foreground to mountains/low fog/clouds <3

Monument Valley I waited, and for 5 minutes the sun peaked through it all and gave us a show. I found shelter and kept the camera on the tripod when the others left. Here is another one from fifteen minutes

The colors can get so wonderfully extreme at high noon in Lower Antelope Canyon, the fine crystals mixed in with the sandstone benefit most from the intense midday light, filter the light into the blue

The Worksite Exposure Details: Nikon D810 Nikkor 14-24mm 2.8g 14mm (portrait) x6 / f2.8 / 20s / ISO 5000

A massive fog bank and ribbon of mist rolls low around the base of a mountain underneath a clean, clear sky. I sat and watched the fog flow through this mountain pass for hours. It never gets fully dark

"Sanctuary"

TL;DR The sediment on the sea floor, when it all finally met with air, hardened into rock (sandstone) and then was eroded. Humans are made up of mostly water. Around 300 million years ago much of the southwest

"Seeing" - The Olympic coastline is a beautiful place; it's ruggedness evident in every chiseled sea stack, every windswept pine, every calm mirror of an inlet contrasted greatly by the massive,

The Moon, Tree and Rock It wouldn't be the truth to say, “he wakes from a simple night’s rest”, no, it is more accurate to say this; he stumbles awake to the sound of thunderous waves. Nobody is crossing

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