Recently after some careful consideration I pulled the trigger on getting a Canon RP and went with the 24-105 STM lens. I’ve had a few
Category: Arizona

Rain in Phoenix is a rarity Where so many cities lament the dreary This city receives a breathe fresh from the unrelenting dust and smog

The other day I saw a composition I just had to capture as the moon was setting. In my eyes, I see the composition as

Yes that’s right folks! Rainbows, lightning, and dust storms all in one sitting. Well for me at least. I am working on the time lapse,

Sunsets in Arizona are one of our states selling points for tourism worldwide. Here’s a sunset light study with a rare shot of the Superstition

The juvenile Cooper’s Hawk takes one last look back over their shoulder before taking flight. I thanked it for a one in a million opportunity to see this activity in the wild.

The fire stretches across the sky as the sun rest behind the horizon The last light spews organs of the earth in bloody hues A

Yesterday a new camera, Canon EOS 2000D (T7), arrived to replace the one lost. I’m really happy with the results working with about twice the

The other day I finally consolidated back-ups and found some files that I wanted to rework. Talk about satisfaction, and a little trip down memory lane. I’m still looking through the hundreds to see what can be turned from a blurry mess into something special.