Temple Of The Moon

The Temples of the Sun and Moon are located in a remote region of Capitol Reef National Park named Cathedral Valley. It is a remote, stark desert characterized by amazingly beautiful sandstone monoliths that some say resemble cathedrals. Many of the valleys structures have interesting, highly descriptive names: Temple of the Sun, Temple of the Moon, The Walls of Jericho, among others..

Temple Of The Sun

The Temples of the Sun and Moon are located in a remote region of Capitol Reef National Park named Cathedral Valley. It is a remote, stark desert characterized by amazingly beautiful sandstone monoliths that some say resemble cathedrals. Many of the valleys structures have interesting, highly descriptive names: Temple of the Sun, Temple of the Moon, The Walls of Jericho, among others..

Chimney Rock

The Orchard

One of the orchard areas located near the Visitor Center off State Route 24.

Pectol Pyramid

Named for Ephraim Portman Pectol, a man instrumental in the early efforts to establish protection for the area that is now Capitol Reef National Park

Road to Goosenecks

The unpaved road to Goosenecks Overlook also provided a beautiful foreground for the Milky Way even during a cloudy night.

Temple Of The Moon (ST)

The Temples of the Sun and Moon are located in a remote region of Capitol Reef National Park named Cathedral Valley. It is a remote, stark desert characterized by amazingly beautiful sandstone monoliths that some say resemble cathedrals. Many of the valleys structures have interesting, highly descriptive names: Temple of the Sun, Temple of the Moon, The Walls of Jericho, among others..

Goblin Valley 2

Milky Way at Goblin Valley State park at night

Goblin Valley 3

Milky Way at Goblin Valley State park at night

Double Arch

Joshua Tree National Park in California is not only known by its beautiful trees but also by it’s very interesting rock formations. The Arch rock can be found near the White Tank campsite. I love to find the arching milky way almost perfectly aligned with the beautiful rock

Joshua And The Sky

Joshua Tree National Park is a perfet place to capture the stunning MIlky Way with its dark skies and beautiful trees

By The Joshua Tree

A Joshua tree forest provides the perfect foreground for a rising Milky Way.

Skull Rock

Joshua Tree National park is not only known by its beautiful trees but also by it’s very interesting rock formations. Located along the main east-west park road, Skull Rock is a favorite stop for park visitors. Created by erosion, two hollowed-out eye sockets formed and the rock began to resemble a skull

Milky Way And The Rocks

Joshua Tree National park is not only known by its beautiful trees but also by it’s very interesting rock formations. Everywhere you go you will find a spot to fall in love with

Hall Of Horrors

- Juried Group Show: “2018 Transformations” at the Pennsylvania Center For Photography in Doylestown. One entry displayed from November 2 to 18. Juror: Justin Mulder. Piece: Hall of Horrors. Joshua Tree National park is not only known by its beautiful trees but also by it’s very interesting rock formations. The Hall of Horrors is a popular place for hikers and climbers but it deserves to be added to the list for spectacular dark skies locations.

Teddy Bear Cholla

The movement of the stars as the earth rotates. Only the north star does not move as much

Acadia's Coast

To the stars

The Milky Way captured at Little Hunter's beach at Acadia national Park.

Little Hunter's beach

The Milky Way captured at Little Hunter's beach at Acadia national Park.

The Path To The Milky Way

This photo was taken at the New Jersey Shore. The Atlantic Ocean can be seen in the far background and I love the composition: The path leading to the Ocean and bringing us closer to the stars. Let's not forget we are made of star dust! The Milky Way is our galaxy, our home. It is visible in a dark clear night. Its name "milky" is derived from its appearance, as a dim glowing band arching across the sky whose individual stars cannot be distinguished by the naked eye. Surrounded by mystery, many ancient cultures created innumerable legends to explain its origin but it was Galileo Galilei the first to see individual stars with his telescope in 1610.

Carskills (May The Force Be With You)

- Invited artist to show at the “Summer Exhibition” at the Duncan Miller Gallery, Santa Monica, CA – August 3 to September 8, 2018. Piece: “Catskills”. - Featured Selection - Your Daily Photograph - "Catskills" - Duncan Miller Gallery, Santa Monica, CA – May 27, 2018 - Third place in the January 2017 Professional Photographer’s Association of New Jersey, Juried Digital Image Competition. Piece: Catskills The Milky Way as captured in the heart of the Catskill Mountains. An amazing sight to see. The galactic center is not visible due to the location and time of the year this photograph was shot on a very dark night..

Winter at The Shack

- Second place Photography award at the 13th Annual Arts in The Park, Highland Park, NJ. September 16, 2018 - Featured Selection - Your Daily Photograph - "At the shack" - Duncan Miller Gallery, Santa Monica, CA. November 13, 2018 - Juried Group Show: “2018 Americana (An Exhibition Of A Nation)” at the Pennsylvania Center For Photography in Doylestown. One entry displayed from March 16 to April 8. Juror: Mark Saylor. - Juried group Show: “Pinelands” by the Pinelands Preservation Alliance in Southampton NJ. One entry displayed from November 4 through December 10 2017 and second place award in the Communities/Architecture category. Juror: Bill Horin Founder & Creative Director, ArtC - Raritan Photographic Society Group Show at the Gallery on Division in Sommerville, NJ. Three entries displayed from July 8 to August 27, 2018 - Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Hamilton's Lakefront Gallery, Hamilton NJ from January to March 2018. On a very cold winter night, the skies were so clear and the Milky Way was at its best. It was worth it to spend the night waiting for this moment, without a doubt.

Summer at The shack

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