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Evidence of a flash flood that roared through the narrow sandstone slot, a tree-sized log is wegded between canyon walls 30 feet high in Buckskin Gulch. Located in southern Utah just north of the Arizona border, Buckskin Gulch is the longest and deepest slot canyon in the Southwest.

My start in photography began when my older brothers built a darkroom in our basement. The first time I watched a photo magically emerge from a blank sheet of photo paper so enthralled me, I didn't move the sheet from the developing tray to the stop bath. I watched until the photo went nearly black! But I was hooked. I learned much, studied photography and journalism in college, and loved shooting nature and sports, and manipulating photos in the darkroom. The digital darkroom has now replaced the chemical one, but the magic of capturing moments of meaning and creating beautiful photos continues. I hope you find inspiration from my work and enjoy it as much as I enjoy producing it. “The Earth is Art, The Photographer is only a...