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  • TUNNELS, HAENA, MAKUA, AERIALS, KAUAI, HOMEAWAY, VRBO, VACATION RENTAL, PRINCEVILLE, HANALEI, KEE BEACH
    K-450 TUNNELS AERIAL-3214
  • K-470 DREAMY MAKUA.jpg
  • Mesa Arch in Canyonlands, Utah has been one of those iconic images that has been done by so many photographers. However it is still a personal challenge to see how I can deal with this scene unfolding surrounded by a lineup of photographers. Being able to block out all the others and truly focus on the scene was the goal. Light changes so quickly, so it is a mad scramble to bracket the exposures & composition and try to capture what I really saw. When I look at the end result, I feel like I was the only one there experiencing this force of nature! 9-27-14. CANYONLANDS- MESA ARCH- UTAH
    MO-100 MESA ARCH SUNRISE
  • Early morning clouds before sunrise over the north window at Arches National Park. The window is 40-50 feet tall, just to give it some scale. I found that no one is around before dawn in Arches, just a few photographers. It was about 50 degrees and extremely peaceful  surrounded  by the north & south arch as well as Turret arch. September 29, 2014. The early bird sometimes get the photo! CANYONLANDS- MESA ARCH- UTAH
    MO-101 ARCHES SUNRISE
  • The Snow Wave was photographed while I was a heli-ski guide in Bridgeport, Ca. It was shot on the top of Eagle Peak at 12,000 feet. The winter of 79-80 was a good one and we received up to 4 feet of new snow in the previous 24 hours. The wind on the ridges was gusting at 30 mph and the temperature was about 35 below zero. We landed the helicopter, exited with the group for the first run of the day. Across the ridge top there were about a dozen of these formations, this one being the most pronounced.  The combination of the wind, temperature, and new snow were the factors that led to their form. It was about 4 feet tall and very hard to the touch. When we returned an hour later for another run the waves were completely gone, knocked down by the wind. It was a classic example of being in the right place at the right time!! The photo was published in both Surfer & Powder Magazines.
    M-125 SNOW WAVE