by Richard Quinn | Feb 20, 2016 | Mountains, National Parks, Photography, Road Trips, Travel
On our second morning in the Tetons, we roused ourselves well before first light. We didn’t break down our camp, and we didn’t bother with breakfast. Instead, we just jumped in the Jeep and took off, because on that particular morning, I had a plan! The day before,...
by Richard Quinn | Jan 15, 2016 | Mexico, Road Trips, Travel
Visiting the Spanish Colonial cities of Mexico is almost like traveling back in time. Narrow cobblestone streets wind between buildings, facades, and stately old mansions that date back three hundred years or more. There are beautiful plazas, parks, and soaring...
by Richard Quinn | Jan 4, 2016 | Maya, Mexico, Road Trips, Travel
Most of the Yucatan Peninsula is relentlessly flat, devoid of any geological feature much taller than a tree, but there is an area just inland from Campeche and Merida where the karstic limestone bedrock folds on itself, creating a jumbled range of low mountains known...
by Richard Quinn | Dec 4, 2015 | Maya, Mexico, Road Trips, Travel
MARCH 2024: Note that the information in this post has been significantly revised, updated, and expanded into a 14 part series, complete with hundreds of photographs. The series is still a work in progress, but quite a lot has been completed, so you might want to...
Mexican Road Trip: Edzná, and Campeche, Where They Dance La Guaranducha!
New Mexico’s Golden Autumn
Puno Day Festival: A Centuries-Old Tradition on the Shores of Lake Titicaca
In the Vale of the Stone Monkeys: Peril and Petroglyphs in the Colombian Jungle
Alaska Road Trip: The Grand Circle: From Tok to Denali
Chichén Itzá: Requiem for the Feathered Serpent
A Serendipitous Sunset at Shiprock
Canyon de Chelly: The South Rim Drive
Photographer’s Assignment: Mount Rainier
Dreaming of Denali
Canyon de Chelly: A Timeless Journey into the Heart of the Navajo Nation
Photographer’s Assignment: Crater Lake
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