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World's Tiniest Lake
April 02, 2024 - During a recent visit to Joshua Tree National Park, I encountered some very wet and cold weather, but the after effects...
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Location profile: Death Valley
June 21, 2021 - Death Valley National Park has become one of my favorite national parks over the past 15 years. I remember the first tim...
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Color me Orange
May 17, 2021 - This is my second blog post in a series on the use of color in photographs. Since we could all use a little happiness, I...
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Double exposures
May 03, 2021 - Part of the fun of photography is the ability to experiment with different tools, techniques, and styles, like multiple...
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Seeing Red: the effect of color in photography
April 19, 2021 - I thought it would be fun to write a series on the use of color in photographs as each color in the spectrum can convey...
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The Zone System for photography
January 25, 2021 - "Z" is for Zone System.
This is my last post in my alphabetic blog series, so I thought I better make it a good one. Fo...
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Xeric environments
January 11, 2021 - "X" is for Xeric.
According to the Webster dictionary, In 1926 a group of botanists proposed using the term xeric (deri...
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Underrated locations
December 21, 2020 - "U" stands for underrated.
There are the locations that get all the attention, Yosemite, Yellowstone, Grand Canyon......
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The wonderful world of trees
December 14, 2020 - "T" is for Trees.
I love trees. No surprise there, but I was quite surprised at how many tree images I had when I start...
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Significance of geology in nature photography
November 30, 2020 - "R" is for Rocks: Significance of geology in nature photography
Text and photos by Heather Cline
There is a vast amoun...
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Finding Quiet in the world of Nature Photography
November 23, 2020 - "Q" is for Quiet.
The year of 2020 certainly has created many opportunities for solitude, but I'm not sure you could sa...
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Americas National Parks
November 02, 2020 - "N" is for National Parks. For me - there was no other choice for "N".
I love National Parks and have a goal of visitin...
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Photographing the Milky Way
October 26, 2020 - "M" is for Milky Way. Not the candy bar, but we are close enough to Halloween, I wouldn't blame you for going there... A...
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Juxtaposition in nature photography
October 05, 2020 - "J" is for juxtaposition.
Yeah, that's right, I'm pulling out the fancy college words! It was challenging to think of J...
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Hiking and Nature Photography
September 21, 2020 - "H" is for Hiking!
It pays to enjoy hiking if you are a nature photographer because your feet will get you to a lot mor...
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2019 Photography Calendar
November 19, 2018 - 2019 Calendar
My 2019 Nature Photography Calendar is out!
I have selected 12 images from a variety of scenic locations...
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What photography has taught me
September 18, 2018 - This is a simple blog post with photos to show what photography has taught me about the value of certain things in life.
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Arches rock!
September 04, 2018 - Arches rock! Get it? Yeah, I know I am a dork.
I have mentioned this in previous blogs, but there are certain natural a...
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Elements
June 20, 2018 - The recent volcanic eruptions of Kilauea in Hawaii got me thinking about the four elements that have been said to be ess...
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One shot five ways: pulling more images out of a subject
May 07, 2018 - I stumbled across this juniper tree 8 years ago while visiting Joshua Tree National Park for the first time. I was immed...
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About the light: types of lighting in nature photography
December 08, 2016 - One of the key ingredients to create an excellent photograph is light. There are many types of light, each resulting in...
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