Antelope Canyon is a photographer’s dream location. The light reflects in a gorgeous way off of the walls of this slot canyon. To add to the eye candy, in the summer when the sun directly overhead, light beams enter canyon.
This lake is located on the eastern side of the park along Going-to-the-Sun Road.
Saint Mary Lake, Glacier National Park
The views from Going to the Sun Road which cross the park are incredible.
Going to the Sun Road, Glacier National Park
The hike out to this lake was magical.
Grinell Lake, Glacier National Park
Waterton Lakes National Park adjoins Glacier National Park. The two meet at the USA / Canada border. The building in this image is the Prince of Wales hotel. It’s an an amazing architectural gem in a stunning location.
Waterton Lakes National Park
As I’ve been going back through old images and posting them, it’s given me the chance to review my past trips with some mental distance from the experience of being there. The majority of the images I’ve posted since this lockdown began are ones that I haven’t published previously. In one sense, they are the B-roll that didn’t make the cut when I published the trip gallery. Some of the time, I find images that I like better than the ones I published earlier.
What I’m finding remarkable about Glacier National Park is that there are so many amazing vistas in the “B-roll”. It’s one the most grand places I’ve ever been. I’ve often said Banff is the prettiest place North America and it’s absolutely lovely. But Glacier is more majestic and it has taken me going back through my images from Glacier to fully realize it. I’d love to go back. Maybe when this craziness is over, I will.
Glacier National Park
VanDusen Botanical Garden, Vancouver, British Columbia, 2002
I’ve always loved how the flower just glows
Water Lily
I created this image in 2002. Every time I look it at, I still enjoy it. It was created in Vancouver, British Columbia at VanDusen Botanical Garden.
Black-eyed Susan
I created this image 20 years ago. It was one of my early photography successes. On this trip to San Diego, I tried out a couple of new things photography wise, including slide film. My images from that trip turned out great which was probably at least partially beginners luck. Creating some images I was really happy with was a gateway drug and 20 years later I’m still photographing.
La Jolla is my favorite urban sea scape. It’s just gorgeous. There are places that are more famous, like the French Rivera, but in my book, La Jolla beats them all.