Tips on long exposure photography to capture waterfalls in bright daylight or the Milky Way at night...
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Havasu Falls on the Havasupai Indian Reservation
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An interview with Regina Magazine on faith and photography.
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A travel guide to the beautiful Zion National Park in Springdale, Utah.
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I've owned a GoPro for three months now. Holy Cow is it shaky! No matter how still I try to hold the GoPro, by hand or on a mount, it is SHAKY. I've investigated several no-shake software products made to stabilize GoPro videos. The one I believe is the best is ProDrenaline. SEE THE SIDE BY SIDE COMPARISON BELOW
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Do you know about the wonderful Interpretive Programs offered by White Sands National Monument? Sunset strolls, camping under the stars after the park closes, full moon orchestras amongst the gypsum dunes... they're amazing! Even if you're not a local, you can plan your trip to coincide with one of the fascinating events at White Sands that really gives you an intimate experience at the park. Can you imagine snacking on a blanket surrounded by white dunes and serenaded by a classical orchestra? My travel article this week explores the many unique options at White Sands.... they're amazing! Here's a link to the online version of my article in the Fort Bliss Bugle.
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Here's my travel guide to Monument Valley, Arizona, that was published in last week's paper at Fort Bliss. There's a little bit of historic background that really gets to the heart of why this place is so special and epic. Hope you like it!
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I'm linking to my travel article from last week titled Travel can enhance life for Fort Bliss families. The target audience is military families, but really this applies to everyone, everywhere. I've been a big believer my entire life that families that play together, stay together. I hope you enjoy this!
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My weekly article in the Fort Bliss Bugle can be found online here or in newsstands across Fort Bliss and El Paso. Hope you like it!
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There are many things that lure me to travel and keep the passion flaming inside to see more of God's beautiful green earth. I love the planning, the getting there, the road trips, the seeing remarkable things with my own eyes, the process of photographing them and the way it deepens my faith. But one thing I'm really growing to appreciate is the people I meet and see along the way.
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I was a bit surprised on my last bit of travel how downright rude some professional photographers were about people being in their shots. I was surprised because my experience with other professional photographers has always been very positive. They are nature lovers, appreciators of creation, and most seem to have such respect for the scene they are photographing that they understand the desire of anyone wanting to share in it. In fact, we want to share it... that's why we're photographers in the first place.
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Yes, I kinda hurt myself a bit here and there on my recent road trip to the Grand Canyon, other parts of Arizona and Utah.
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At the end of every mission I undertake, I'm somewhat surprised at my gall. Or maybe I'm just impressed with my inhibition to reject constraints from traveling alone. I mean, I'm a 48 year old woman with responsibilities.... 4 children and a husband, for example. But I never let the fact that I may have to explore alone prevent me from doing it. Sometimes it feels incredibly lonely, other times it feels incredibly liberating, but at the end of the day it always feels incredibly right........
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I've been away on another adventure so I'm late in posting my travel article for the Fort Bliss Bugle in El Paso, Texas. My last article was published over a week ago on the El Paso Holocaust Museum. It's an excellent exhibit, free to the public. Here's a link to the copy online since the paper copy is now out of print. Hope you like it!
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