Under Midgely BridgeThe Midgely Bridge in Sedona, AZ. It takes AZ 89A over the Wilson Canyon. The Wilson Canyon connects to the Oak Creek Canyon.

The Midgely Bridge in Sedona, AZ. It takes AZ 89A over the Wilson Canyon. The Wilson Canyon connects to the Oak Creek Canyon.

Stars and StormsNot often does one get to see storms roll in with the heavens clear above. Monsoon season in Arizona is my favorite time of year. I get to go out and take photos of lightning. I get the opportunity to capture nature at its most electrifying point. Only miles from my home in Prescott Valley, AZ, I can drive to near complete darkness, and see the Milky Way. This particular photo was captured at an ISO of 12,800 over 30 seconds at 28 mm and f/4.0 using a D750. I fall in love with this camera the more I use it.

Not often does one get to see storms roll in with the heavens clear above. Monsoon season in Arizona is my favorite time of year. I get to go out and take photos of lightning. I get the opportunity to capture nature at its most electrifying point. Only miles from my home in Prescott Valley, AZ, I can drive to near complete darkness, and see the Milky Way. This particular photo was captured at an ISO of 12,800 over 30 seconds at 28 mm and f/4.0 using a D750. I fall in love with this camera the more I use it.

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Your now beyond HopeShouldn't it be "You're now beyond hope"? Maybe it's intentionally spelled wrong. Either way, the sun set on Hope, AZ. Lightning in Antelope MeadowsJune 29th, 2015 brought some epic lightning with the monsoons! I was lucky enough to be able to capture it from Antelope Meadows in Prescott Valley. This is a composite of just 5 photos taken over the course of about 3 minutes. I used photoshop to compile the images together. This was an active and loud storm! Winds were gusting up to around 50 mph. I had to hold down my tripod to prevent it from shaking! Sedona and Mt. HumphreysFlying through Sedona on our way to Page, AZ. Mt. Humphreys can be seen pushing through the clouds in the background. Beam to the heavensWhen it is incredibly dark and you have a high powered flashlight, you can point to the stars and capture them all. See the heavens is one of those experiences that is just like a drug.  

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