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November 2012

With nary a breeze and no other soul in sight, I enjoyed the vibrant colors brought forth from this sunrise in a quiet peacefulness and solitude.

Photo Friday: Dawn Upon DeSoto

Before the DeSoto Art of the Wild Show kicked off last Saturday, I took the opportunity to drive up to the refuge …

On a quiet evening in Yellowstone National Park I hiked out in the Middle Geyser area and witnessed the still water from the geysers reflected the fiery sunset in all directions. The sunset albeit brief in the scheme of the day seemed to last longer than usual as the oranges gave way to pinks and then purples. This was the image from near the end of the drama of sunset.

Photo Friday: Twilight Calm

On a quiet evening in Yellowstone National Park I hiked out in the Middle Geyser area and witnessed the still water from …

The 2013 Calendars are Here!

I’m pleased to announce that the 2013 State Pride Nebraska calendars have arrived! Filled with 12 of my images from across this …

On a warm autumn day, a single fiery red and orange mum blooms in a garden at Arbor Day Lodge State Park in Nebraska City.

Image #600 and Photo Friday:Mums the Word

Today I am presenting the 600th photograph that has been added to my website at Journey of Light Photography. A couple of …

One of the things that I can say about visiting Badlands National Park in South Dakota is that the weather is almost always very dynamic when I am there. I rarely have times when it is all sunny or all cloudy. Usually, when the sun bursts forth there is some great color in the sky. During the day clouds lazily float by and then in the afternoon I am often treated to a spectacular storm. This image is from one such evening, a summer storm was rolling through and the sunlight was streaming through the clouds illuminating the badlands landscape.

Photo Friday: Under the Storm Clouds

One of the things that I can say about visiting Badlands National Park in South Dakota is that the weather is almost …