Top 10 Travel Photos: 2017
This year was another productive one for landscape and night photography, with some nice results produced from Death Valley, California to Yellowstone, Wyoming. Some of… Read More »Top 10 Travel Photos: 2017
This year was another productive one for landscape and night photography, with some nice results produced from Death Valley, California to Yellowstone, Wyoming. Some of… Read More »Top 10 Travel Photos: 2017
New 2016 Results from Past Years I have many more images that I considered for my favorite photos and moments of 2016, and I’ve collected… Read More »Top 10 Travel Photos: 2016
The Geminid meteor shower is generally acknowledged to be the most active meteor shower of the year with rates of about 120 meteors per hour.… Read More »Geminid Meteor Shower 2017
The Leonid meteor shower isn’t one of the stronger of the fairly well known meteor showers, all the more reason to take on the challenge… Read More »Leonid Meteor Shower at Topaz Lake
I often receive supportive feedback on my photography, as well as questions on how I get my results. Since I’m “in this for the photography”… Read More »Why Do Your Fall Images Look Better This Year?
If you’ve been waiting to head to the Eastern Sierra for fall colors, wait no longer! These photos were all taken yesterday afternoon. The spectacular… Read More »Eastern Sierra Fall Colors Peaking Now in Mono County
Thanks to the San Jose Mercury News for using several of my photos to illustrate their article on viewing the night sky in the Eastern… Read More »5 incredible stargazing spots in California’s Eastern Sierra
This was two evenings ago. Since then the active fire line had moved north and west. #SlinkardFire #wildfire #news
The Slinkard Fire advances towards US-395 at Topaz Lake on the CA/NV border. #SlinkardFire #video
Via +Sky & Telescope Magazine:http://www.skyandtelescope.com/astronomy-news/sun-corona-during-totality/ How Will the Sun’s Corona Look at Totality? – Sky & TelescopeThe total solar eclipse is less than three weeks… Read More »How Will the Sun's Corona Look at Totality?