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Actually this is the Goldfield Cemetery, on the north side of town in Goldfield, Nevada. A mix of pioneer and contemporary graves that definitely gives off old western movie vibes. 590nm converted Nikon Z5.

I was on the road early to be in position for sunrise on the ET Highway in Nevada. It had all the makings of being an epic one, but kinda fizzled out before it got epic. Here is the peak of it's potential...

This raven at Grand Canyon NP has no fear of humans and even accepts handouts from them. Not deterred by the rain, he waits patiently for the tourists to pull up, snap a photo and possibly throw him a morsel or two.

It was raining cats and dogs when we arrived at the south entrance to Grand Canyon NP around noon, the sky a dark gray. It wasn't until we were on our way out of the park the next morning that the sun finally peeked through, giving us a taste of how gorgeous the views can be when the weather...

Not very much vegetation to reflect IR in Badlands NP. Here's A tiny bit.

This old structure in Northern California has seen better days, but still stands proud. 850nm converted Nikon.

The Douglas Hollow schoolhouse in Wasco County Oregon, first opened its doors in 1875 and operated thirty-five years closing in 1910. It's still standing, but definitely seen better days. It was almost lost to a wildfire in 2018, but this one room schoolhouse survived thanks to local...

Lava dominates the landscape along parts of the McKenzie Highway, a seasonal route across Oregon's Cascade Mountains. In this photo, you can see the evidence of a recent fire, along with a healthy growth forest higher up on the slopes of Mount Washington. 590nm converted Nikon.

A very graceful span, built in 1914, all bridges should look this good! You can see just a bit of the waterfall through the leaves, lower left. 590nm IR Nikon, 5 vertical image pano.

This is an early morning view looking east from Crown Point in the Columbia River Gorge. 590nm converted Nikon Z with red-blue channel swap.

The tide is coming in on the Southern Oregon Coast. Notice the dense marine layer of clouds coming in with it ... it will change the mood pretty quick!

The Painted Hills in Central Oregon can appear to have striking colors under the right conditions, however, photographing them in Infrared shows them in an entirely new light. The painted hills turn grey while the monotones of the grass foreground reflect infrared in a most colorful way. 665nm...

This big 'ole pile of tufa is holding steady against the savage winds in Northern Nevada. A 30 second exposure with 10 stop ND.

The iconic falls in the Columbia River Gorge, rendered in 590nm Infrared, with a channel swap and a little hue/sat adjustment.

In the Columbia River Gorge, Ponytail Falls is just a short 0.4 mile hike from the Horsetail Falls Trailhead. It is one of a very few trails that go under and behind the falls. As always, being there at sunrise gives great light, and being alone there is a magical experience! This is made with...

With an 850nm Infrared converted Nikon DSLR, Latourell Falls looks like it is experiencing winter in July.

I've only once been to the White Pocket in Northern Arizona, camped there for 2 nights in October hoping for epic skies to go with the awesome rocks on display. No such luck - a few wisps around mid day but only stark blue skies at sunrise and sunset. Now I've tried letting Adobe add some fake...

This lovely piece of sandstone, be it a hoodoo or a butte, resides near the little town of Bluff, Utah. 850nm converted Nikon DSLR., 16mm fisheye lens.

My buddy Jim asked me to make a photo of his hiking boots that took him on some memorable treks over the years, but had come to the end of their useful life. He actually got emotional when speaking of these boots, as they were his best connection to some significant life moments he experienced...

Being in a field of sunflowers would make anyone happy. This healthy specimen was photographed with a 665nm converted Nikon on a hot August day.