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Alan R. Marlowe Photography Blog

Welcome to the Alan R. Marlowe Photography Blog! Here you will find my most recent photos with direct links to the photos themselves.  Check back often as I will sometimes have a discount code or other news related to me and my photography!

A valley near Navajo Mountain

June 15, 2015  •  Leave a Comment

A valley near Navajo MountainA valley near Navajo MountainTaken at 37°1'43" N 110°43'32" W from almost 10000 feet. Classified as Tonalea, Utah. This was taken near Navajo Mountain. Just another case of the beautiful landscape that is the American Southwest.

Taken at 37°1'43" N 110°43'32" W from almost 10000 feet. Classified as Tonalea, Utah. This was taken near Navajo Mountain. Just another case of the beautiful landscape that is the American Southwest.


Entering Warp

June 13, 2015  •  Leave a Comment

Entering WarpEntering WarpRiding on the train at Phoenix Sky Harbor, I took a long exposure. For 30 seconds, I let the path of the train paint the image. You can see the camera and tripod faintly along with some of the people on the train with me.

Riding on the train at Phoenix Sky Harbor, I took a long exposure. For 30 seconds, I let the path of the train paint the image. You can see the camera and tripod faintly along with some of the people on the train with me.


Driving into the night

June 12, 2015  •  Leave a Comment

Driving into the nightDriving into the nightA 30 second long exposure taken using a tripod mounted inside the truck. The tripod was held down by myself and and the driver. While it wasn't perfect, I feel like this photo easily portrays all of the light we have to deal with at night.

A 30 second long exposure taken using a tripod mounted inside the truck. The tripod was held down by myself and and the driver. While it wasn't perfect, I feel like this photo easily portrays all of the light we have to deal with at night.


Departing Page

June 11, 2015  •  Leave a Comment

Departing PageDeparting PageTaking off out of Page, AZ, I managed to snap the photo looking out the back window. The runway can be seen below and Lake Powell beyond that. Page was our midway point for the flight. Following takeoff, we headed to the Grand Canyon.

Taking off out of Page, AZ, I managed to snap the photo looking out the back window. The runway can be seen below and Lake Powell beyond that. Page was our midway point for the flight. Following takeoff, we headed to the Grand Canyon.


Short Final into Chinle

June 11, 2015  •  Leave a Comment

Short Final into ChinleShort Final into ChinleSitting in the backseat of a Cessna 182 Katmai as we approach for a touch and go in Chinle, AZ. Exploring Arizona from the air was something I always wanted to do. Getting a few practice approaches in never hurts. This was such a small part of an amazing day.

Sitting in the backseat of a Cessna 182 Katmai as we approach for a touch and go in Chinle, AZ. Exploring Arizona from the air was something I always wanted to do. Getting a few practice approaches in never hurts. This was such a small part of an amazing day.