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Temple Spines Zion National Park was created one evening during August monsoons. My wife and I were sitting at our home near Zion after dinner and I could see an opening of blue sky to the West which usually casts incredible light at sunset which was only a half-hour away. Prior to that it had been stormy and grey all day. I immediately invited my wife to hastily dash off to one of the nearby mesas in hopes of capturing the anticipated light. I captured one image prior to this one but as you can see the lighting was almost gone. This is a focus stack comprised of four images blended together to achieve the depth of field on a Nikon Z-7 with Nikor 24-70 s lens at 70mm.

If you're interested in acquiring a mural-sized wall covering of this piece, feel free to inquire via email. It's a part of my Limited Edition series, with only 100 prints available. Please note that the price increases as it sells. Just like all my editions, you can obtain certificates of authenticity by providin...

Dave embarked on his photographic journey during his junior high years in Menlo Park, CA, where he first explored the world of photography in a home darkroom. His fascination with rock climbing blossomed during high school, particularly against the iconic backdrops of Yosemite. After graduating, he joined Yosemite's search and rescue team, seamlessly intertwining his passions for climbing and photography. His photographic talents quickly gained recognition, making him a sought-after contributor for renowned publications such as Outside, Rock & Ice, Climbing, Mountain, and Men's Journal. Corporations like R.E.I., W.L. Gore, Sierra Designs, The North Face, Lowe Alpine Systems, and 3M also enlisted his expertise for their promotional...