by Larry Pollock | Dec 31, 2020 | Landscape Photography, Travel Photography
“May you live in interesting times.” What we don’t know is if this old saying is a blessing or a curse! Though we look at time in segments such as 2020, 2021, etc., it is a continuum. There is no break in the flow except in our minds. Useful for...
by Larry Pollock | Nov 29, 2020 | The Trash Planet Project, Travel Photography, Uncategorized
I will never understand the mentality of those who cause damage and trash our beautiful open spaces. I have words I would use here, but they would not be pleasant or clean. This damage was recently placed front, center, and in my face while on a trip to Death Valley...
by Larry Pollock | Apr 15, 2018 | Travel Photography
I am at a crossroads on this human penchant to leave a mark on almost anything. We paint, carve, notch, scratch, and write on mother nature, walls, and just about anything. Kilroy was here.It gets sicky from here. If it’s old and, in a sense, historical, we...
by Larry Pollock | Sep 26, 2017 | Black & White, Travel Photography
Every journey begins with that first step. In this case, it’s the beginning of a climb down from the Shonto Plateau into the Tsegi Canyon system. Located in the Navajo National Monument, it is surrounded by the Navajo Nation. Just west of Kayenta, Arizona, these... by Larry Pollock | May 14, 2015 | Landscape Photography, The Photographers Process, Travel Photography
You never know when or if it will happen. For landscape and travel photographers it is a milestone we wish and hope for. There are so many good and even great photographers out there these days it is an honor just to get noticed at all. Today I awoke to my image in...
by Larry Pollock | Jul 6, 2014 | Landscape Photography, Travel Photography
Life has a way of humbling you when you least expect it. After 60 years on the planet, with so many experiences, you would think that I would know better. I had hiked the Sierra Nevada Mountains and took others on adventures there 42 years ago. I wasn’t feeling...