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Tranquility at Oxbow

On this still morning at Oxbow bend in Grand Teton National Park the lighting was wonderful and would change minute by minute giving a variety of looks to the images of the morning. The mountains were obscured but with color, light, and a dusting of snow, who could complain?

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Uploaded on Dec 14, 2009

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Turret Arch

On the day we visited the Windows District in Arches National Park during our recent Moab workshop we were faced with a cloudy sky. Without the strong lighting and color it was time to experiment with composition. In this image of Turret Arch, the detail in the flat sky was enhanced with HDR while the dead wood in the foreground increases interest and strengthens the composition.

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We have finalized plans for our next workshop at Joshua Tree National Park in March. Check out Mountain High Workshops for more information.

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Uploaded on Dec 11, 2009

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Glimmer of Hope

Lichen covered glacial boulders dot a meadow south of Mammoth Lakes, California at sunset.

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Uploaded on Dec 10, 2009

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March of the Seasons

It was a wet, stormy late October morning along the Logan River in northern Utah. The fall leaves were nearly gone but the rainy conditions really brought out some saturated, vibrant colors! I love shooting in the rain!

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Uploaded on Dec 9, 2009

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Grand from Any Point of View

The Grand Teton (13,770 ft.) sure looks different from the west than from the more traditional east side view (see inside). It is a wonderful peak no matter how you look at it. In this evening view from a point north of Driggs, Idaho Table Mountain (11,106 ft.) is seen in from and to the left.

Of course we in Idaho feel like this is the best albeit less common view.

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Uploaded on Dec 8, 2009

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