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Red Sun

Red Sun

This is one I found from an old shoot. I shot this last summer when there were the big fires in California and Oregon. The ash in the air gave us spectacular su...
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This is one I found from an old shoot. I shot this last summer when there were the big fires in California and Oregon. The ash in the air gave us spectacular sunsets, as seen here. At The #GreatSaltLake
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The ice breaks up on the shore of the Great Salt Lake in winter 2016. A great picture to wind up the year with, I think!

Nikon D500 ISO50 ƒ18 1-6se

As we walked along the brim of Bryce Canyon, my wife noticed this tree; it drew her in. I almost passed it by except from her!

Nikon D300s 18mm f14

Last time I was here, we were pretty much alone. This trip, easily a couple hundred people there. Yet it still has the magic. One of the most photogra

From Oregon.... late in the afternoon. Was able to catch some of the golden light at the summit, and great reflected light all the way down.

A three-

I feel sorta cheating- this is a repost. I also feel like it is a new, better version of this image. I brought out the colors more, and made some othe

The rocks ebb, flow, break and crash like solid waves of the ocean.

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D810 ISO640 ƒ-5 1-60sec 30mm © 2019 Dave Ko

Downtown shoot.

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Nikon D810 ISO1000 ƒ-5.6 1-80sec 98mm © 2017

Located at Cape Perpetua Thor's Well is a bowl-shaped hole that is the result of a collapsed sea cave. At high tide, the bowl fills up and sprays

I was giving photo lessons to a group from back east on the Salt Flats. I wanted to show how a flash can dratically improve a portrait, easpecially on

Tying her shoes before the dance. The more you dance, the faster your Pointe Shoes start to look like this.

Nikon D300s 50mm 1-4000 ƒ-1.8

One of my FAVORITE places- just such an unreal place in the world. I just wish it was easier to get to.

This was made from a 8 image panorama.

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A slightly different take on a classic image from Zion National Park. Any way you shoot this though, Zion Canyon is spectacular, and it really puts yo

This image almost didnt happen. I WENT to Oregon to shoot this specific rock. This was where I wanted to go and what I wanted to shoot. This is typica

Arches National Park is a pretty popular park. Tourist can- and do- climb all over beneath and around them. All the time. Millions of them. And they d

The smoldering remains after a fire near the north rim of the GC.

The autumn fairy looks out at the rising sun over Silver Lake above the Big Cottonwood Canyon.

Nikon D500 ISO200 f11 1-30 18mm

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