Grand Canyon National Park – Cape Royal
Panoramic Gallery – Grand Canyon National Park. (North Rim, Arizona) ≡Canon R5/RF24-240 52mm f/6.3 1/320sec iso-100
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Saguaro National Park – Mountainside
Panoramic Gallery – Saguaro National Park. (Tucson, Arizona) ≡Canon R5/RF24-240 76mm f/6.3 1/320sec iso-100
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Grand Canyon National Park – Sunrise
Panoramic Gallery – Grand Canyon National Park. (North Rim, Arizona) ≡Canon R5/RF24-240 24mm f/5.0 1/100sec iso-100
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Painted Desert National Wilderness – Overlook
Panoramic Gallery – Painted Desert National Wilderness. (Holbrook, Arizona) ≡Canon R5/RF24-240 55mm f14 1/250sec iso-160
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Canyon de Chelly National Monument -Canyon Rim
Panoramic Gallery – Canyon de Chelly National Monument. (Chinle, Arizona) ≡Canon R5/RF24-240 38mm f/14 1/250sec iso-400
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Finger Rock Trail Rises Above Tucson
The city of Tucson is surrounded by a forest of saguaro cacti. On every hillside and throughout the valley, the large, multi-armed plants dominate the field of view. While the two sections of Saguaro National Park—East and West—draw the most attention, we discovered that there are actually many hiking trails from the city into this…
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Learn Something New Every Day – Grand Canyon National Park
This image from Cape Royal at Grand Canyon National Park reminds me how much I appreciate the dedicated people who spend lifetimes helping the rest of us understand more about culture, geology, history, and the natural world. So much beneficial knowledge is quietly waiting for us on displays, signs, and outdoor plaques in our parks,…
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Be Our Guest at Saguaro National Park
A forest of cactus at the Valley View Overlook – Saguaro National Park. This may be a little silly… but the cactus in the middle, the tall one, reminds me of Lumière in Beauty and the Beast. He seems to be welcoming us to his forest. As if saying, “Dinner is served!” More seriously, we…
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The White House at Canyon de Chelly National Monument
One of the longest continuously inhabited landscapes in North America, this canyon with its 600-foot cliffs has served as the sacred home to the Ancestral Puebloan, Hopi, and Navajo peoples for nearly 5,000 years. The White House cliff dwelling is thought to have been built around 1060–1070 CE – Canyon de Chelly National Monument. (Chinle,…
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Storm Enters the Grand Canyon
Sometimes our peace is interrupted by a storm. Here, a thunderstorm moves in on the canyon as viewed from the North Rim Lodge observation deck – Grand Canyon National Park. The lodge was destroyed in the Dragon Bravo Fire in July 2025 with only a portion of the limestone masonry left standing, and the North…
