By John Ellis The sound of a single flute echos throughout the canyon. One lone crow screeches high overhead as if in answer to the breathy instrument below. The mid-morning sun still casts long shado...
By Jeff Insel I’ll preface this blog by letting you know that last March, while on an Arizona Highways PhotoScapes workshop called Best of the West, one of our locations was Monument Valley and plan...
By David Halgrimson On our first day of the workshop, we met our workshop participants at a hotel in Phoenix and headed out in our small bus with a destination of Chinle, Arizona. On the way we stoppe...
By Jim Chamberlain Hummingbirds are some of the most interesting and photogenic critters on the planet. I normally like to photograph big animals like whales, bears, eagles, moose and elk. I always wa...
By Jim Chamberlain The water roared as it plunged down over the basalt lip into a dark pool 180 feet below. The Palouse River continued its journey along a serpentine path south towards the Snake Ri...
By Jim Chamberlain It is hidden in the Black Mountains of Northern Arizona. The village is part ghost town, tourist stop, and wildlife sanctuary. It was named after a woman who never lived there. I ha...
By Susan Snyder This is day five of a series of six blogs about the AHPS workshop, “Best of the West”. Watch for day six on November 12th. As you wave farewell to Page, your thoughts turn ...
By Hal Tretbar This is a repost with some corrections of a previous blog. Last September I received an email from author Peter Linsky saying he was writing a story about a 911 RSR Porsche in Phoenix. ...
By Hal Tretbar Last September I received an email from Peter Linsky saying he was writing a story about a 911 RSR Porsche in Phoenix. Would I be interested in photographing it? Oh yeah, hell yes. ...
By Vicki Uthe I have to be honest, night photography is not my jam, but I was asked to join this workshop at the last minute, was able to, and I have a hard time saying no to new experiences. I had wo...