Chasing the blue dot to find adventure…
Through Facebook, I was invited to participate in a review of the Professional Line Photobook by Saal Digital. The process Once I received my voucher from Saal Digital, I downloaded the Saal Design Software (USA version), and created my photobook. The software is pretty easy to use, but feels limited in templates. Since I also … Continue reading Review: Saal Digital Professional Line Photobook
Over on my personal Facebook timeline, I was tagged in one of those "post 1 photo a day for 10 days" of travel photos. Since I've been pretty good at posting my travel photos for the last year and a half, I'm taking this opportunity to redo some of my favorites in black and white. … Continue reading New Mexico: White Sands in black and white (2019)
As mentioned previously, I'm counting down my top 10 Instagram photos from 2019. Here's #4! Photo #4 The backstory Like photo #6, this photo was also taken in 2018 and posted in 2019. This was a "bucket list" photo for me as well - to get the Grand Canyon at sunset from the South Rim. … Continue reading 2019: My #4 photo from 2019
As mentioned previously, I'm counting down my top 10 Instagram photos from 2019. Here's #6! Photo #6 The backstory This photo was taken in March 2018, but was posted to Instagram in 2019. As our anniversary present to ourselves, we had four 325 watt solar panels installed on our RV in Flagstaff, Arizona. We had … Continue reading 2019: My #6 photo from 2019
We liked doing the sunrise photos at Bryce Canyon National Park so much, we decided to do it again, but much closer to home. It meant that we could sleep in a little later and only have a 45 minute drive. We headed to Kolob Canyons, which is in the northwest corner of Zion National … Continue reading Utah: Sunrise at Kolob Canyons
We finally got up early enough to be at Bryce Canyon National Park at sunrise. 🙂 We arrived at the fee station at 6:10 am to show our America the Beautiful annual pass, but no one was there. Bryce Point Around 6:15 am, we parked at the half-full Bryce Point parking lot, and grabbed our … Continue reading Utah: Sunrise at Bryce Canyon
The good thing about being close to Zion National Park is that we can easily go for just one trail or viewpoint, and take our time instead of rushing from one shuttle bus stop to another. This is a good thing, since visiting Zion National Park in the summer months means you are dealing with … Continue reading Utah: Lower Emerald Pool at Zion National Park
We made it to Zion National Park around 8:15 am. A little bit later than I wanted, but we still managed to find a parking space at the Visitor's Center. I would say that probably 15-20 spots were left in the visitor's center at that point, and they filled up while we were getting our … Continue reading Utah: Crowds at Zion National Park
This weekend's plans are somewhat a repeat of last weekend. Zion National Park As far as Zion National Park, we intend to get there before 8 a.m. (gotta have a goal) so we can park in the Visitor's Center parking lot and take the shuttle. Since we didn't make it to the Lower Emerald Pool … Continue reading Utah: National parks this weekend
