We have many treasures in the U.S. with rock art and ancient ruins that speak to some of our early civilizations. We are in Canyon de Chelly (pronounced Shay) National Monument, a set of canyons that is second in size in the U.S. only to the Grand Canyon. Home to the Ancient Ones, as the Navajo call the Anasazi, for about 1,000 years beginning in 300 C.E. (current era), there are hundreds of sites containing ruins, some …
Blue Skies, Who Needs’em Reprise 03
Back to night skies, as I pen this well after dark, we were in Bryce National Park, and I saw the potential in this scene. If you could have witnessed the position I was in to make the shot, you would not have thought it possible. For me, it was well worth the contortions.
Blue Skies, Who Needs’em Reprise 02
When we were in Cuba last February and March, we saw some pretty dramatic skies. This image was made along the Malecòn in Havana, where the winds come off the Straights of Florida and dash the waves against the sea wall, sometimes so much, that the road is closed. I got drenched getting this shot, but it was worth it! Blue Skies, Who Needs’em!