Wow, what a night. A thunderstorm rolled into my area late Friday night, so I grabbed my gear and headed out the door at midnight.
I went to my first shooting spot; I had already scouted out several locations in the daylight, and was amazed. For the first twenty minutes, almost every photo I took had […]

I hope you enjoy this commercial, it gave me a good laugh.
Have Fun,
Jeff

Montezuma’s Well is an amazing sinkhole in the Verde Valley. It was home to the Sinagua Indians for a very long time. This is because of the constant supply of water. In fact, over 1,500,000 gallons of 74 degree water flows into the well every day. There are remains of Indian cliff dwellings, large pueblo […]

We went out shooting today to get some pictures of Saguaro cactus. At our first stop my girlfriend, Linda-Ann, went one way, and I went another. We were just 50 feet from the car, when scared, Linda-Ann called to me as she was quickly trotting back toward the car. I had no idea what had […]

Last weekend we went to Jerome, Arizona for the home tour. They take you to nine historical homes that have been refurbished so you can walk through and see what the owners have done. We also had the chance to see the Audrey Shaft and Headframe.

Here I am taking a picture of the Audrey Headframe

Hand […]

Hi Everyone,
I’m very excited to announce that you can now purchase Fine Art Prints of my photographs on my new website, JeffColburn.com
At JeffColburn.com you’ll find selected prints already listed, but any of the over 2,000 images on StockPhotosArizona.com are available as prints.
Head on over to JeffColburn.com and take a look.
Have Fun,
Jeff

Last weekend we took a day trip to the Grand Canyon in Arizona. It’s about a three hour drive for us. This was the first time I’d been back there in almost 15 years, and it is an amazing place. While you can take amazing photographs of the Canyon, […]

We went for a hike a couple of weekends ago to The Devil’s Kitchen, one of the three main sink holes in the Sedona, Arizona area. This is the second largest in the area and started forming before recorded history of Sedona. In the 1880’s there was a huge collapse that made the ground shake […]

Every year we take a trip to the Arizona Renaissance Festival in Apache Junction, and have a fantastic time. We did have some problems on Sunday as there was rain for most of the day, but we still had a fantastic time. Here are some pictures of our adventures.

Twig and Zinnia are my favorite fairies, […]

I love shooting the Granite Dells, which are a few miles outside of Prescott, Arizona. This area of decomposing granite is almost alien in appearance, and with changing light and weather gives many photographic opportunities. These photographs were taken on a cloudy day, so the patterns of light and shadow were always changing. I look […]