
Return to Sedona: Day Five
A day without a particularly colorful sunrise was just right for an intimate landscape scene.

A day without a particularly colorful sunrise was just right for an intimate landscape scene.

Wild coyotes force me to change my sunrise plans, but the sunset went exactly as predicted.

With the rains from California arriving in the afternoon, the sunrise was spectacular.

Who knew that an Atmospheric River hitting California could have such an effect on the skies above Arizona?

It was my first time back to Sedona in five years and I did not come away disappointed.

A story of refusing to give in to bad weather in search of a composition…

“One of the hardest tasks we have is knowing when we are finished with a work…”

“That’s a three hour drive!” he reminded me. “Yeah!” I think was my response.

“…it was this shape, along with the contrasting colors of the roots and the dark red soil beneath them, that originally caught my eye…”

“…if the timing worked out, we could be in for some decent sunset light on the clouds over the canyon…”
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