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Officials wait at the chutes for the opening of the rodeo. “These cowboys and cowgirls use their own gear, ride their own horses and don’t compete for money,” Pettit says.
Williams entertains…
It's easy to miss the old bed of Route 66 in Petrified Forest National Park, even though the Tawa Trail starting at the Painted Desert Visitor Center crosses directly over the top of it. The National…
Beneath the Painted Cliffs, travelers stop at an inspection station in Lupton, just across the Arizona-New Mexico state line, in 1938. A nearly identical shot appeared in John Ford’s 1940 film…
EAST OUT OF KINGMAN, I’m swimming upstream on Historic Route 66. It’s the weekend of the Route 66 Fun Run car rally, and two-toned Bel-Airs and big-finned Caddies, hot rods and pick-ups and stray VW…
I made this photograph during a planned trip to Sabino Canyon. I routinely monitor the weather, and snow had been forecast overnight for the lower elevations in the region. When it snows at night in…
Most planetariums are indoors, where images are projected onto a domed ceiling to create a digital facsimile of the cosmos. But there’s no ceiling above Lowell Observatory’s new Richard F. Caris Dark…
Moonrise Over Nankoweap was made on my first Colorado River trip, a photo expedition arranged and led by David Edwards. Dave created the opportunities, but being 80 years old at the time, he didn’t…
The scene at D.A. Ranch in Cornville on this late-October afternoon couldn’t be more bucolic. The pastoral grounds of the vineyard feature a mirror-like pond that reflects weeping willows draped in…