The Journey Into Art (Print Of The Month)

May 2020 print of the month

The contrast in the movement of the water and rock is striking.

The water moves moment by moment.

The rock was moved by the water, but only in the distant past and now is only moved slowly by the rain and winds...

April 2020 print of the month

Water seems so innocuous. It seems to make us wet and uncomfortable when caught in the rain. It seems so benign when we are in the shower. We don't though think much about it when we are dry...

March 2020 print of the month

I have begun to move into work that looks more closely at the land at my feet.

I have always thought that capturing the big landscape was most important...

While wandering along Oak Creek, south of Sedona, I came to see an enticing site, a beautiful oak leaf in a small pool of water in the sandstone bedrock. Staring more I saw the reflection of the surrounding fall trees...

Sometimes one afternoon's and evening's experience lasts for months. So it was with this evening at Muley Point in southeastern Utah.

Everything came together to make a most remarkable several hours of capturing the breadth of a spring evening in the desert...

This is another from the Transformed Series where I began to depart from standard landscape photography and add a bit of happy dance to the print.

It was taken on a late spring afternoon on Muley Point in southeastern Utah and shows the wonderful combination of the land and my experience of and with it...

An morning just inside Capital Reef National Park near Fruita, Utah.

This is one from the Transformed Landscape series that is a painting-like print made without any presets or custom modifications from other photographers...

This is another of the most liked prints from my new collection, The Transformed Landscape.

This was originally captured on a most remarkable evening looking south from Muley Point in southeastern Utah, looking onto the north side of Monument Valley...