Canyon de Chelly-An Immersive Perspective
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...
SPIRITS OF THE NAVAJO With Arizona Highways PhotoScapes
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...
Monument Valley, A Beautiful Workshop
By David Halgrimson My 5th Arizona Highways Photo Workshop as a Volunteer Trip Leader (VTL) would take us to Monument Valley and Canyon de Chelly. My fellow volunteer and I met with the participants i...
The Final Shoots: Chinle – Best of the West, Day 6
By Susan Snyder This is last of a series of six blogs about the AHPS workshop, “Best of the West”. I hope you enjoyed the series. The final two shoots of your amazing Best of the West adve...
How the West Was Won
By Nathaniel Smalley The American Southwest, a land of raw elements and rugged terrain, a place where only the hardiest wildlife and plants survive. This corner of the world has captivated the imag...
A Short History on Canyon de Chelly
author: Meng Tay As we begin our trip to Canyon de Chelly with Navajo photographer LeRoy DeJolie it is important to understand the archeological, historical and cultural signficance of this sacred ...
Navajolands and People – An Amazing Journey to an Award Winning Photo
Author: Ken Brown “Navajolands” with Arizona Highways Photo Workshops is the trip of a lifetime ! There are so many components to this adventure, and in addition to understanding and exploring key...