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I just returned from a short trip to Saxony Switzerland. Phil, Alex and I got quite the perfect weather conditions for hiking and sleeping inside the national park, although frankly the last day was really hot and our water supply was scarce.

The title bears two meanings, for one the mountain I was standing on is called “Lehnriff” and “Riff” in German actually means reef. On the other hand, this national park is cross-border with Czech Republic, so at some time in history these mountains were a barrier to humans.

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This area of Southern Utah was home to perhaps some of the most visually stimulating landscapes I’ve seen in the southwest. So many different forms of rocky layers and ridges among so many other little details. I had wanted to visit this area for the past several years, and never found myself getting up that way. This year, I knew I wanted to get to some places I’ve never been, and despite how popular this location seems, we didn’t see a single person out here. Just plenty of cows wondering what we were up to. Upon arriving the the evening before, we had scouted out an area that I’ve never quite seen images from. It baffled me, seeing how unique and interesting the landscape was. We decided to head back out to the same area for sunrise and explore even more. To our delight, we awoke to mixture of high clouds and clear sky. I knew this would surely bring some color to the landscape. When the sun finally began to crest over the horizon, the incredible factory butte lit up in crimson hues. The Henry mountains in the background were catching some beautiful alpenglow, and I knew I had to act quick to find a composition that lead to the beautifully lit peaks. I stumbled upon this mound of converging slabs of rock that seemed to point directly towards the glowing ridges. The colors were just spectacular over the landscape and created a beautiful contrast of warm and cool colors. Definitely one of the most photogenic places I have ever been and I barely scratched the surface!

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Lake Moraine by Night at the Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada.

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This image represents one of the coldest, windiest mornings of my life. We showed up for sunset just to have our hopes dashed by a huge storm.. so rather than drive back to the comfort of our hotels.. we just hung out in our cars all night and waited for dawn. Dawn kinda came, but was met by another snow storm. We stood atop the black sand dunes like some sort of forward scouts in an adventure movie.. fighting against the sandblasting 50 mile per hour gusts.. and rattling off photos in between each.

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Badlands National Park, South Dakota.
Photo taken at 4:11am May 5th 2016.
Fading Milky Way, Two Meteors and a Butte.
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Morning mist over a popular tree at Lake Wanaka, New Zealand. Excited to return in just a few short weeks 🙂

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This is another capture out of my rape fields series. I am addicted to the intense yellow of the rape blossoms. They are the perfect contrast to the deep blue of the storm clouds.

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