The Milky Way shining Partition Arch in Arches National Park, Utah. Nikon 14-24 mm lens, f/2.8, 30 sec., ISO 6400. There is a constant light used, an LED light panel with a warming filter turned down low and left on.

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A shelf cloud passed over this house minutes before, leaving in its wake low hanging clouds that looked like an ocean wave rolling over you from underwater. It was a stunning scene and the time-lapse of this shelf rolling over my position is pretty insane. Can’t wait to share it when my next film comes out later in June!

May 16th, 2016 near Spearman, TX

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Sunrise light paints the skies pink above one of the most spectacular vistas in grand canyon national park. To say the conditions were great during this brief visit would be an understatement. Often times one can find themselves at such a location with nothing but blue skies, even after careful planning. Sometimes, things just work out perfectly and all you can do is be grateful for those special experiences. Getting to watch storms the evening before from the rim and then seeing the beautiful pink skies of sunrise were just the cherry on top of an incredible weekend wandering around canyon country. A landscape that will keep on bringing me back for more.

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Used Topaz Filter to give this single exposure a bit HDR and saturated look. Specifically, used Glow filter to make the boring sky a bit more “glow” and interesting. Taken at Canal Park, Duluth, MN.

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