Peek-A-Boo Canyon |
I spent
last week with seven brand new friends, visiting locations I’d never seen, traveling 1800 miles through Southern Utah and drinking (really good) 3.2% beer.
Photo
workshops are fabulous, and a good one like this gives everyone a chance to get
out of our creative and physical comfort zones without any actual panic. That’s the goal, anyway. Just like Danica Patrick, “I never do
anything out of my comfort zone.” Yeah, right.
I’d
never met Kerrick James, our leader, though I’d seen his breathtaking work and I
did pursue due diligence with some people we have in common. He got great reviews, and was a delightful leader.
So, some
of my favorite shoots;
Kanarra Canyon, a sometimes narrow rift with
waterfalls and ladders. I waited a couple
of hours for the light in this spot, and I’m glad I did.
The
Temple of the Moon in Capital Reef National Park. I loved the moonlight and the Little
Dipper. This one was worth shaving my
sleep to 4 hours for. I think.
The
striations and layers of Arches National Park, which lend themselves so well to
a Black and White treatment.
I’m
already planning my return.
More
images are on the website
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