Milky Way Magenta

The Milky Way is painted magenta by a band of ionized atmosphere resulting from the aurora borealis

Two Jack and Rundle

Under the Alpine Sea

Steeped in fog at the Simelihorn, hoping for a glimpse of the Milky Way. The fuzzy lights in the distance are from the Mittellegi mountaineering hut which sits on the northeastern ridge of the famous Eiger mountain, and the Eigerwand railway station which is burrowed through the mountain itself.

The Galaxy reflected over Shipman Creek

Astounding coastal visibility on the usually fogged-blanketed Lost Coast.

Shipman Creek

Daniel's tent lit up under the stars at our cozy driftwood-sheltered campsite at Shipman Creek.

Flyaway Embers of the Lost Coast

The Milky Way makes a brief appearance as the campfire stirs.

Moonset Hadouken

Point Reyes coastline.

Hot Creek Camp

Camping out under the stars in the Crowley Lake Basin

Trillium Lake

Watching the snowcats on Mt. Hood ruin all our exposures.

Rhyolite Bank Ruins

The ruins of the 1908 Cook Bank Building, in the ghost town of Rhyolite, Nevada.

Harrisburg Ghost Car

A long-abandoned car at the site of the Harrisburg ghost town, outside of Death Valley.

The Moonbow of Yosemite Falls

Like many of Yosemite's mystical sights, the Moonbow of Yosemite Falls makes its appearance just once a year when the falls flow with the summer snowmelt and a full moon at just the right angle to refract a rainbow across the mist.

Big Sur

The Milky Way from the Coastal Range above Big Sur, California.