- "The Photographer"
Mountain biking friend Dave Oare photographs the Grand Canyon at sunset. (April 19, 2010. Nikon D5000, 1/125s @ f/9, 13mm, ISO 200.) - "The Photographer" - Ross Finlayson photographing Dave Oare photographing the Grand Canyon
- Sunset at the Grand Canyon, Arizona
- Antelope Canyon, near Page, Arizona
The 'slot canyons' of the U.S. Southwest are favorite spots for photography. Because of the extremely high dynamic range (between the dark and sunlit regions), exposure bracketing is almost essential in order to get good photographs here. (April 18, 2010. Nikon D5000, exposure blending from 3-shot bracketed exposure (-2,0,+2 EV) @ f/16, 26mm, ISO 200.) - Antelope Canyon, Arizona (exposure blending)
- Antelope Canyon, Arizona (HDR)
- Horseshoe Bend (Colorado River), near Page, Arizona
This remarkable horseshoe-shaped bend in the Colorado River (just north-east of the Grand Canyon) is one of the most photographed spots on the river. This view is towards the West, and this photo was taken in the afternoon, so it's not as good as it could have been. (However, IMHO it still looks better than most other Horseshoe Bend photographs I've seen on the Internet.) I wonder how many thousand years it will take for the narrow neck of the bend to erode through - allowing the river to pass straight through... (April 17, 2010. Nikon D5000, 1/125s @ f/18, 13mm, ISO 200.) - Horseshoe Bend, near Page, Arizona
- Glen Canyon Dam, Arizona
- Near Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah
- Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah
- Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah
- Red Rock Canyon, near Las Vegas, Nevada (HDR)
- Laughlin, Nevada at night (seen across the Colorado River from Bullhead City, Arizona)
- Water flowing in an aqueduct, Mojave Desert, California (near the 34N 115W Degree Confluence point)