What in incredible hike. I could have stayed up there for days. Here’s a look going back down the trail. There are some very easy climbing points, but everything is guided by a hefty chain.

This is a view from about half way up the trail to Angels Landing. Zion NP offers some of the most amazing scenes. This is a bucket list hike. Do it!

Here’s a view going towards the end of the Angels Landing hiking trail. It isn’t for the faint of heart. I really want to do this hike again. It was incredible

Zion National Park contains the most beautiful rock formations of anywhere I have ever been. Take in the beauty.

It’s hard to get good pictures of the Grand Canyon due to atmospheric effects. I always shoot with a UV filter, but it generally isn’t enough when photographing such epic distances. I’ve applied a few filters here, but the effects came out well.

While travelling along a North Dakota highway, I saw this and had to stop for a picture. Sunbeams were pretty common on cloudy days on the prairie.

I love the dynamic range of this film. I use it extensively, and just can’t get enough of it. Likely shot with my Mamiya Super 645. I think this shot was taken at Zion, but it may just be a rock formation in Utah.

This photograph shows one of my most amazing accomplishments. Steve, Aaron, and I built this building in a couple months from a bare strip of land. I’ve lived there off and on for a couple years. Love this place. I call it home.

Next to the building is my 35 foot fifth wheel trailer I lived in while I was doing survey work in North Dakota and South Dakota.

I took of friend of mine with me when I was moving my belongings from North Dakota to Arizona in a full size van bought on the cheap from Montana Dakota Utilities. We stopped and camped in the mountains of Colorado. This is one of the very moody sky shots taken during one of our many mile hikes.