A junk yard museum in an old ghost town in Arizona provided me this photo. It was taken in a classroom that was in a state of permanent decay, a classroom in the days of gold mining and claim staking.
Early morning while waiting outside our hotel in the Anza Borrego desert, the clouds appeared over a nearby mountain. The rich tone of the sky contrasted nicely with the puffy clouds.
Sometimes you are in the mood for pure color.
This is a late night experiment in bringing out the darker side of a particulary ominous scene on my recent Mt. Whitney hike. It reminded me of sinister landscape, vaguely reminiscent of the land of Mordor in J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings".
This was one of my most memorable accomplishments. Hiking the largest mountain in the lower 48. I've created a gallery of my photographic interpretation of this amazing peak.
If you'd like to see the photo documentary of the entire trip I've posted it on Flickr.
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