5 articles tagged with desert photography
When I first arrived in Antofagasta last July—Chile's winter—I was immediately struck by the surreal juxtaposition of rust-colored desert plunging dramatically into the Pacific's deep blue. Having documented countless technical systems throughout my career, I found myself instinctively cataloging this...
The first time I witnessed Utah's red rock landscapes, I felt the same expansive wonder I experienced as a teenager on my grandfather's Wyoming ranch. That vastness that first drove me to pick up a camera. St. George sits at...
There's something deeply spiritual about witnessing first light break across the red sandstone arches of Utah's most photographed national park. The way the morning glow transforms ordinary rock into living sculpture speaks to something primordial in us all. It's been...
There's something about Sossusvlei that triggers the investigative side of my nature. Perhaps it's the way the light plays detective across the ancient sand, revealing and concealing secrets with each passing hour. As someone who's traded crime scenes for landscapes,...
The air carries a peculiar blend of salt, fish, and diesel as I stand at the edge of Nouadhibou's bustling port. This is Mauritania's second-largest city—a place where the Sahara meets the Atlantic in a collision of cultures, commerce, and...