Finally managed to get some behind the scenes video of canyoneering in Bear Canyon. Of course, now I have to figure out how to edit the video together… I hope to have that up in the next few days for you to enjoy. In the meantime, here is one of the shots I took this past weekend. The narrow section here is really short, but the colors are pretty nice. It was a bit later in the afternoon than it usually is when I got here so the light was a bit different and I think better overall.

This was shot early in the morning during blue hour while I was taking this picture of the classic Tunnel View in Yosemite. I turned to look the other direction while the shutter was open and saw this beautiful sliver of the moon glowing in the last darkness before dawn. As always, be sure to leave your thoughts and comments below!

In the meantime, I’ll have a few shots photos from the canyon coming up in the next couple days. I have been finding it helpful to wait a day or two before I begin processing my images. This helps clear my mind a little better and allows me to visualize the final image before I begin.

Today’s shot comes from the Grand Canyon’s south rim. I took this a few weeks ago during what turned out to be a very long (but awesome) day. It was a very cold and windy morning when I arrived and I found this lone tree that seemed to be growing into solid rock swaying with the wind. I loved the colorful glow that came from the newly risen sun. Enjoy!