From the amazing experience of sight and sound as thousands of white geese rise together towards the morning sun to the endless display of subtle colors and the interaction of light and shadow amidst surreal mountains of white sand, the possibilities for personal vision and creative expression are unmatched.
March 18-24, 2012
Wild West Country and the Land of the Giant Cactus
From the twilight glow of the Giant Saguaro in Saguaro National Park to the beautiful old Spanish missions of Tumacacorri and San Xavier to the Western Americana of Old Tucson to the Tucson Center for Creative Photography, this trip is a true adventure for the photographer who likes variety.
September 9-15, 2012
Arches National Park offers some of the most outstanding scenery and photographic opportunities in the southwest. Included are other fantastic photographic locations such as Deadhorse Point, Fisher Towers, the Colorado River Canyon, and the Islands in the Sky region of Canyonlands NP.
The “Santa Fe National Historic rail” will be the backdrop for this journey through history, nostalgia and "Americana” in this fascinating but lesser known part of our country.
Southwest Colorado offers some of the most spectacular scenery in North America. Combining this with ghost-towns and historic trains provides a continual variety of outstanding photographic opportunities.
September 9-15, 2012
On the fall trip we photograph mostly the same places as in the spring trip, but the sun is at a different angle and the lighting is different, so images can vary significantly from one season to another. Golden cottonwoods along the river and streambeds adds another dimension of color to an already colorful land.
Historic Route 66: Amarillo, Texas to the California Border
Join me for a week or two along America’s most famous and most loved highway. This trip, which will follow the Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona sections of the old highway can be taken in one two week trip or two separate week long trips.
Monument Valley, Canyon de Chelly, and the Lands of the Navajo
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Private trips for individuals or groups to meet your specific interests and time requirements.
The Four Corners, where Utah, Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona meet, was home to the ancient Anasazi, ancestors of today’s Pueblo people. Join me on a journey through this region to explore and photograph some of the most fascinating locations associated with the “Long Ago People”.
DURANGO AREA TRIPS FOR LOCALS AND VISITORS
These trips are designed for local Durango residents or for those who are in town for a few days and are interested in single or multi-day photographic workshops.