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Shot in a remote Northern Arizona area. I know the family that used to inhabit this ranch many years prior to my existence. It is slowly giving way to the eleme...
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Shot in a remote Northern Arizona area. I know the family that used to inhabit this ranch many years prior to my existence. It is slowly giving way to the elements.
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Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XT

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Aperture f/5.6 ISO 100 Shutter 1/60 Focal Length 55/1

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Oct, 2018

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Making Memories. I miss driving this car. The plate was definitely correct. I made a lot of memories in this car. This was the first rendition of thre

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45 minutes of lighting over Las Vegas. Captured over 55 frames and stacked. It is a mess but a beautiful mess in my opinion. I would love to hear your

Multiple strike composite over the Las Vegas Strip

The sun has set on a building storm cell with a dying dust storm underneath as a single lightning bolt strikes in the distance and shows through the d

West Las Vegas shot from North Las Vegas. It was all about timing.

The chaotic nature of isolated thunderstorms can often times spur feelings of anxiety and fear, however, that is where I feel the most at peace. Then

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The summer monsoons over the desert southwest not only provide much needed hydration to the landscape, but lightning, wind, and plenty of kicked up du

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68 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham. In 1968 there wasn't a nice car to buy, and to this day still holds the Standard of the World.

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