Tag: Nikon Z7

  • Ascension

    Ascension

    Finikia, Santorini, Greece. April 2022.

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  • Not Permitted

    Not Permitted

    Alhama de Grenada, Spain. February 2023.

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  • Timbered and Framed

    Timbered and Framed

    Grenada, Spain. February 2023.

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  • Diversion

    Diversion

    Setenil de las Bodegas, Spain. February 2023.

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  • Ocotillo Cameo

    Ocotillo Cameo

    Cameo? Be sure to read to the end! I mentioned two weeks ago that I missed the Arizona summer monsoons. (Note that the emphasis there is on the word monsoons, not summer, but of course you don’t get one without the other.) The Sonoran desert is the wettest desert in the world, and the summer

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  • Seventy Minutes of Sonoita Skies

    Seventy Minutes of Sonoita Skies

    I mentioned last week that I missed the Arizona summer monsoons. (Note that the emphasis there is on the word monsoons, not summer.) The monsoons tend to roll in from the southeast, so if you head southeast from Tucson the desert will be getting, on average, more and more rainfall. I’m planning a future post

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  • 10,000 Sunsets

    10,000 Sunsets

    I love my new home in Colorado for a lot of reasons, but after living in Tucson for 29 years, there are a few things I really miss. We recently found a Mexican restaurant that makes us feel like we are in Arizona, so I think that issue is resolved. The two remaining biggies are

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  • Blossom Road Reclamation

    Blossom Road Reclamation

    Every so often I undertake what I like to call a “reclamation project”. These result from not doing a good job of things in the field. They start when you are looking at your image catalog in Lightroom and you say, “I wish I had…” It has been a over a year since my trip

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  • Pikeville at 85mm

    Pikeville at 85mm

    In the fall of 2022, my son entered medical school at the University of Pikeville in Pikeville, Kentucky. So I made two trips to Pikeville that fall, one to help him move from Louisville and another for his White Coat Ceremony. Pikeville is not well known, but is the county seat of Pike County, the

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  • Bright Angel of Death

    Bright Angel of Death

    Despite the fact that I lived in Arizona for 29 years, I have only been to the Grand Canyon three or four times. In my defense, it is about a six-and-a-half hour drive to get there from Tucson. In many ways, the Grand Canyon is a difficult place to photograph just because it is so

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