Iceland’s waterfalls are ubiquitous. During a month-long photoshoot in Iceland, we visited numerous waterfalls. Some of these falls we planned to photograph. Others we stumbled upon by accident. All, however, were stunningly beautiful.
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Wind River Canyon is a must-see portion of US 20. This scenic part of the highway joins Thermopolis and Shoshone, Wyoming. What makes this canyon so compelling? It is the geology. That is, the layers of rock revealed as you travel through the canyon span almost three-quarters of earth’s history.
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Chief Joseph Scenic Byway, also known as Wyoming 296, is a 46-mile scenic highway in northern Wyoming. It stretches from just north of Cody Wyoming to the junction with the Beartooth Highway near Cooke City, Montana. Named for the Nez Perce Chief Joseph, the highway roughly follows a portion of the route taken by Chief Joseph and his followers fleeing the US Calvary in 1877. Along the route there are views of the Absaroka Mountains, the Beartooth Mountains and Plateau, plus the canyon of the Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River.
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The Beartooth Highway, also known as US-212, is a scenic mountain highway in Montana and Wyoming. It stretches from Red Lodge, Montana to the junction with Wyoming Highway 296. Designated as an All-American Road, it is ranked as one of America’s most striking highways. Charles Kuralt once called it “one of the most beautiful drives in America.” For us, the Beartooth Highway is very reminiscent of Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado.
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London in high key is a study of architectural elements within the City. That is, I have turned the background to white — essentially nothing. All the better to focus the viewer’s attention on the abstract shapes and strange juxtapositions.
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Fantasy Canyon is a unique geologic location near Vernal, Utah, famous for intricately weathered and eroded sandstone pillars, hoodoos, and arches. These formations reminded us of Portuguese Manueline or Gaudi-style Art Nouveau architecture.
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