Faith took this photo of Liz in Australia — very creative!
Canyon Rainbow
by Edward Cooley on 29. Oct, 2007 in Uncategorized
In the low light setting of the slot canyons yellow light from the sun, blue light from the sky and every color in between is reflected on the red sandstone walls. This image was taken in the Lower Antelope Slot Canyons and is large enough to use for wallpaper on very high resolution monitors.
A Day at the Lake
by Edward Cooley on 23. Oct, 2007 in Uncategorized
Mono Lake: no other place quite like it.
The Bristlecone Pines of White Mountain
by Edward Cooley on 22. Oct, 2007 in Uncategorized
With some of these trees more than 4000 years old; the bristlecone pines on the White Mountain range in Eastern California are the oldest living things on Earth.
Few More Zion Photographs
by Edward Cooley on 18. Oct, 2007 in Uncategorized
Here are a few more Zion photographs including the traditional shot of the Virgin River and Watchman mountain peak.
Zion National Park
by Edward Cooley on 18. Oct, 2007 in Uncategorized
Zion National Park is a deep valley of red Navaho sandstone which creates very warm lighting ideal for detail photographs.
Lundy Canyon
by Edward Cooley on 14. Oct, 2007 in Uncategorized
We had originally planned on visiting Yosemite NP for two days. The first day was a total bust due to the park rangers doing a managed burn in Yosemite Valley. Of course they didn’t mention that at the gate before we drove the hour and a half across the park. On the second day snow [...]
Mono Lake
by Edward Cooley on 13. Oct, 2007 in Uncategorized
Mono Lake is a salt water lake called the ‘Dead Sea of the West’. It lies at the bottom of the Mono County basin where water flows in from the Sierra Nevada mountain range but never flows out. The only thing that can live in its water is brine shrimp. Fresh water springs below the [...]





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