by alantower | Jan 13, 2023 | Commercial Photography, Landscape Photography
I’m off on a new direction. Not entirely new. I still love taking photos, love gardening, enjoy cooking and sadly, love eating a bit too much. So, “What’s new?” My website has a different mix. It was nude, nude, nude. To paraphrase my...
by alantower | Dec 25, 2018 | Landscape Photography
Coal Mine Canyon is a little known pocket wilderness area on the boundary between the Hopi and Navajo reservations. The closest town is Tuba City, AZ. The first time my friend Charles and I looked for it we had not done our Internet research. There were several...
by alantower | Feb 22, 2018 | Landscape Photography
A hot air balloon festival is a colorful site. Bluff, UT is a tiny town with a couple of motels, a gas station, and once a year in the winter, a balloon festival. Bluff itself has some nice cliffs. Why do you think they named it Bluff? ...
by alantower | Sep 1, 2017 | Landscape Photography
The Bisti Wilderness located south of Farmington, New Mexico is one of those special places on earth that never looks the same. I’ve been here several times now, both in winter and summer, and find that it is tremendously influenced by light. The...
by alantower | Apr 19, 2017 | Landscape Photography
The sky in the landscape determines whether or not you’ve captured the great shot. The light, the clouds–they matter. You could say that every landscape photo is essentially a picture of the sky with some other thing added. And if...
by alantower | Jan 27, 2017 | Landscape Photography
In a recent visit to the Southwest, I was able to shoot night photography at Joshua Tree National Park as well as at Rhyolite Ghost Town near Death Valley National Park. Both of these are good locations for night photography thanks to the dark skies. To...
