And now ... Zion National Park!
How does one create interesting imagery for sights that have been seen by millions upon millions of eyeballs? My new home in Zion National Park will provide me with countless photographic opportunities but also some challenges in how I present the things I see.
You can't fly a drone in National Parks but there is plenty of BLM land in which to fly.
I feel that my strong history of portraiture and theatre photography will allow me to see drama in a scene that others may not have been able to recognize. There are countless landscape photographers that have covered every square inch of this area so there's no need to replicate their masterful work but I know that I'll want to cover some of those same areas ... just with my unique danscape view of seeing things. Sometimes that will be with drone images and other times it will require patience on my part to wait for the sun and clouds to create a darkened mood that others may overlook.
Because the great extent of natural scenerey already covered in these parts, I plan to make a stronger effort to create unique portraiture. The red clay, the shifting and winding canyons and the strong gold in the evening hours combine to create some of the best shooting locations that Ive been lucky enough to find.
If you stick around, you'll also be able to follow me along on some of my hikes and adventures! I've been using a variety of cameras and tools to capture video imagery that I've been placing on my Youtube Channel! Come along with me on my hikes and adventures in the Southwest.
You'll mostly be able to see what I see if you follow me on Instagram. You can see what I see on the danscape page or you can follow my adventures and fun on OldAsFukk!
I hope that y'all can appreciate the things that I see and how I see them. I'd love for you to follow along as I go See Things!