This is at the Grand Canyon a couple of years ago. My friend saw it and said it's "very Alfred Hitchcock meets Edgar Allen poe." I assume she meant that as a compliment.

A friend of mine actually took this one. It's more fall leaves from our trip to Brian Head last fall.

Another flower shot. I probably have too many of these, but I still think they look good so deal with it.

Same Joshua tree, same sunset, but I can't decide which picture I like better so I decided to post both and let you decide (I know, they're really not that different). One thing about living in the Mojave Desert is that you see stuff like this all the time.

I've been validated! My brother called me today to tell me that somebody purchased a few copies of this photo from his ebay store. I was pretty much just screwing around when I took this picture, but thought it turned out good. He put a nice border on it, and added a quote from Henry David Thorough that says something along the lines of 'some men fish all their lives without realizing that it is not the fish they are after.' I have to say that it's probably the quote that sold these, rather than the picture itself, but nonetheless I can take some pride in knowing that I'm not alone in thinking that some of my pictures are good.

I went with a group of friends to Brian Head last fall, for a weekend of mountain biking and hiking. We had a lot of fun. The timing was just perfect as it was within those couple of weeks when the leaves start to turn, but before the winds had blown them all off the trees. I love it in the late afternoon when the sunlight hits the leaves just right. My brother improved this one greatly in photoshop because there used to be the bumper of a truck in the background. He removed it.

Here's another picture from Death Valley. It was supposedly one of the wettest springs in 100 years so there were a LOT of wildflowers in bloom (as you can see).