Captured a fan intently listening at Telluride Bluegrass Festival, perfect day and background.

I like Carmel Valley a lot, the shape of the hills, the colors of landscape and the perfect lighting.

Still in Carmel Valley, two terrains draw the line.

The colors of the Carmel Valley are surreal.

Moab, Utah. Two days after a blue moon and two hours after a storm crushed our campsite jetting two tents into the Colorado River.

First trip to Moab, almost too much beauty to comprehend, a different planet.

Sunsets are easy to capture, but I still never met a sunset I didn't like.

This reminds me of how small we really are compared to Mother Nature. It was taken on coast of Oregon.

Can you find two crosses in the picture? 

I didn't until I was editing the slides. I was trying to get an interesting crop of bold colors, angles and texture.

I was pleasantly surprised with this image, W, E and S all at same time. 

Shoot. shoot. shoot. The worst photo is the one you didn't take.

The contrast of the pristine blue sky and the rugged landscape work nicely together. 

When I captured this image, I was standing next to the white church from the Guns and Roses "November Rain" video. Unfortunately, I did not see Stephanie Seymour.

I really got the photography bug after attending the Santa Fe Photography Workshop.
You would typically think of cacti and blue skies in New Mexico, but we went to a skatepark one day. Looks like it's just about noon from lighting.

This is from Rome 2009.

I have 45,000 photos on a HD.

Figured I'd start by sharing those

before the new ones.

You can't say you're creative, if you don't show anyone.