This Landscape is a Melting Strawberry Sundae
Sometimes it’s hard to find just the right words to describe a landscape so when a friend of mine described a place as a “melting strawberry sundae” I knew I
A Reason to Live and the Freedom to Fly (our first snowbird season)
Just before we left for our first snowbird season in the American southwest I was interviewed on a radio show called “Breaking Free” which is all about people who have
Little Finland, Nevada
During my stay in Moapa, Nevada, I was doing some research on the local area when I came across a map to a spot known as “Little Finland.” My friend,
My Brand New Photography eBook / eCourse
I’m so excited to launch my brand new photography eBook / eCourse today! The Compelling Photograph: Techniques for Creating Better Images – is your guide to understanding the principles of
I Broke My Tripod in the Valley of Fire
Ever since I bought my tripod I’ve been in love. ♥ My husband thinks I’m in love with Canon but really it’s a toss up between Canon and Gitzo. Or
The Valley of Fire, Nevada
A few months ago I received an email from one of my readers, Don Davis. He said he lives in Nevada near a beautiful spot called the Valley of Fire
The Fountains of Bellagio, Las Vegas
One of the must-do things in Las Vegas is watching the Fountains of Bellagio in a show of water, music and light. Because it’s so crowded down there (and I’m
Reflections of Paris
No, I didn’t go to Paris. But I found a cool reflection of the Paris Hotel in Las Vegas! Here’s what the hotel looks like in case you haven’t seen
New York New York, Las Vegas
We usually avoid cities in our travels since my husband and I both prefer the wilderness and less crowded spaces. We are always trying to get away from the people!
Sunset at Imperial Sand Dunes
So far the images I have shared from Imperial Sand Dunes in California have been wildly disparate. On one hand I had the untouched sand dunes sculpted by the wind.
Action Shots at Imperial Sand Dunes
Before I visited Imperial Sand Dunes in California I always thought of dunes as being peaceful places where only the footprints of the people before you can be seen. That