Nature photographers are a strange bunch. Who else would think it exciting to get up at around 3:30 AM on a chilly March morning, pick up a coffee and a donut at a local 24-hour gas station, drive almost an hour, find one's way to the shooting location by flashlight, set up while avoiding the tripod legs of other equally strange people and patiently wait for the sun to rise in the distant horizon to capture the sun reflecting on the underside of an arch that's no more than fifty feet long and 15 feet high? To a nature photographer, it's not only exciting and a way to create great images to share and sell but it gives us the opportunity to promote a sense of stewardship as well. The special places that make up our world of nature are beautiful, awe inspiring and, much of it, delicate. Treat it kindly; handle it gently.

The images on this website represent my personal interpretation of that environment. I certainly don't claim exclusivity with every image (this one of Mesa Arch is one of several thousands) but through the world of digital capture and processing, I - rather than the photo lab - can render (read "tweak") the final image to reflect my vision. From that viewpoint, the final result is uniquely mine.

Information for purchasing is found on the Orders/Pricing page. In addition to various sized prints, you can order blank note cards which make great - and inexpensive - gifts.

So, have a look around and thanks for dropping by.

George Theodore