Category Archives: Photo

Hi, This is one of the many petroglyphs at the V bar V Heritage Site, in the Verde Valley of Arizona. There is a huge wall of petroglyphs for men and a smaller wall, that’s usually in shadow, for women. … Continue reading →

Hi, There’s a hike that takes you to the top of a cinder cone at Sunset Crater, near Flagstaff, Arizona. Along the trail, and at the top, you will find some toppled trees. This is part of the root ball … Continue reading →

Hi, There aren’t a lot of Aspens at Sunset Crater, near Flagstaff, Arizona, but there are a few and they are small. But it’s worth photographing them because their color really pops with a background of black basalt This is … Continue reading →

Hi, This is one of the views from the main parking lot at Sunset Crater, near Flagstaff, Arizona. The bridge in the middle of the photo takes you to the main trail, which leads to all kinds of interesting places … Continue reading →

Hi, This is Sunset Crater, near Flagstaff, Arizona. Do you see the two lines on the side of the crater that go up toward the top? Those are old trails. You used to be able to walk to the top … Continue reading →

Hi, The Moon is out in the middle of the day at Sunset Crater, near Flagstaff, Arizona. I think this always adds something interesting to a nature photograph. This is image # SUNSETC0215 If you would like this print hanging … Continue reading →

Hi, This is part of the basalt (cooled lava) field at Sunset Crater, near Flagstaff, Arizona. There’s a great trail through the field, and as you go through it you feel like you’re on the Moon. It’s so stark, harsh … Continue reading →

Hi, Sunset Crater, near Flagstaff, Arizona, is an amazing place. Large fields of cinder are everywhere. And with the plants and animals that live there, it shows how life can take over any environment. This is image # SUNSETC0108 If … Continue reading →

Hi, Northern Arizona had a lot of volcanic activity in the past, and Sunset Crater is a great place to see the end results. Located north of Flagstaff, you can hike on cinder cones, or through a basalt (hardened lava) … Continue reading →

Hi, Here’s another very old Juniper trees by the Devil’s Kitchen sinkhole in Sedona, Arizona. Often, the older a Juniper gets, the more character it shows. Junipers grow very slowly, and one standing five feet tall may be 50 years old. … Continue reading →