2019 Art Westport
2019 Art Westport kicks of tomorrow afternoon and this weekend will mark it’s 40th anniversary. Art Westport is the only arts and crafts festival in the Kansas City area that…
2019 Art Westport kicks of tomorrow afternoon and this weekend will mark it’s 40th anniversary. Art Westport is the only arts and crafts festival in the Kansas City area that…
This weekend is homecoming weekend for me, as I will be showing at Parkville Days in historic downtown Parkville, Missouri. Parkville Days have always been a grand celebration of a…
I received notice from the Images 15th Annual Juried show, hosted by Images Art Gallery of Overland Park Kansas, that my "Lone Tree - Riverside Missouri" photograph was accepted. With…
Today would usually be the day that I would post about another day traveling the World or the United States. I would typically talk about the photographic opportunities in such…
Shelley and I left Desert View and the Grand Canyon behind. We headed north to Page Arizona. Home to both Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon.
This morning would be my last chance to photograph at Desert View. Shelley and I departing the Grand Canyon for Page AZ. We ate breakfast and loaded up the vehicle for what was to be the longest driving day of the trip.
As the light was fading in the afternoon of day two of our trip Shelley and I found our selves near Yavapai point. We were walking along the South Rim trail near the Yavapai Geological Museum and Bookstore.
We arrived at Mather point it was filled with people who were in the Park for just the day. It and Desert View were the two busiest points of interest during Shelley and I’s stay in Grand Canyon National Park.
Shelley and I arrived next at Lipan Point. We were still scouting for a sunset location on day two. I must say that Lipan Point is one of my favorite overlooks into the Grand Canyon.
While Shelley and I were out on day two scouting for locations we stopped at Navajo Point. I was looking to compose a photograph that would include Desert View Tower