Death Valley National Park has a reputation for being the hottest place on earth. Many of the most popular sights to see are close to… Read More »Unknown Dunes of California, Death Valley “High Route”
Although the Quadrantid meteor shower is known as a “strong” shower, it can be very variable from year to year and its peak is very… Read More »Quadrantid Meteor Over Death Valley Hills
Desert Sunflowers in Death Valley (2010) Join me for a photography tour of the hottest, driest place in the United States, in its friendly and… Read More »Death Valley Photography Workshop During Wildflower Season, March 13 – 16, 2013
I’ve been pursuing this moon rise on and off since at least 2006. The weather doesn’t always cooperate, but I’ve caught it from several different… Read More »Yosemite Moon Rise Between Half Dome and El Capitan
Red Eclipsed Moon, Dec 20 – 21 2010, originally uploaded by Jeffrey Sullivan. For tonight’s moon rise and lunar eclipse events, there are a range… Read More »Lunar Eclipse Photography, Dec 10, 2011
Lunar Eclipse Moonset by Olmsted Point, originally uploaded by Jeff Sullivan. Using the free program The Photographer’s Ephemeris to predict the path of the moon… Read More »Lunar Eclipse Moonset from Olmsted Point
In A Sea Of Dunes, originally uploaded by Jeff Sullivan. Another day, another playground made of sand. A playground for kids (young and old), a… Read More »In A Sea Of Dunes
Mesquite Flat Dunes, originally uploaded by Jeff Sullivan. The extensive dune field near Stovepipe Wells is by far the most heavily visited sand dune complex… Read More »Mesquite Flat Dunes
Walking The Ridgeline, originally uploaded by Jeff Sullivan. The last time I took my kids to Death Valley, we had a list of places we… Read More »Return to Death Valley
Zig Zag, originally uploaded by Jeff Sullivan. One of the things I like about traveling to Utah is that I get to pass through the… Read More »Quick Stop in Death Valley