Yesterday afternoon saw some spectacular squalls blow across the Great Salt Lake.  It’s always amazing to watch the weather move in from such a distance.  The geography of the lake  and it’s islands really create a sense of scale and allow you to begin to understand the mechanics of the weather and it’s incredible fluidity.

Every once in a while there’s an image that slips through the cracks.  Either it wasn’t quite what you wanted it to be when it was shot or there just wasn’t a place for it in the portfolio.  No matter, it falls from your radar and vanishes into the abyss of hard drive space.  Like [...]

The alarm worked and I went out into the first hard frost of the season on the valley floors.  Temps in the 20′s made for a long wait as the sun and clouds did their thing over Mountain Green, UT.  This was a bit of filter chaos as I had an ND, reverse ND and [...]

I’m kicking myself for sleeping through my alarm today and missing what had to have been a most epic sunrise.  With the fall colors still exploding, a fresh coat of snow and wispy clouds dancing on a deep blue sky I really blew it.  That said, it was so pretty I went up to Snowbasin [...]