Frank and Rick in the display area at the Furnace Creek Resort, Death Valley National Park, April 2010.

After more than 45 years of chasing Light, we moved from Film to Digital photography around 2008. We know, WE KNOW, it's time for an updated photograph, but this one makes us feel young!

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Rick - Self Portrait

Rick Haley Death Valley CA

Rick and Frank photographing the petroglyphs in the Alabama Hills, Lone Pine, California.

When we could rock climb

Rick photographing Mobius Arch. When we arrived at the arch it was 21 degrees F; fortunately we were blessed with calm wind. All in all it was a beautiful morning and we got some good images of the Sierras through the arch before the sun was too high to lend itself to a properly lit landscape.

Seriously, I do have a real tripod now.

Rick preparing to make a multi-image photograph near Bryce Point. May, 2011.

We really want to return to this spot, an excellent photo area.

Rick at Ernst Tiniaja- Big Bend NP, Texas

The sandstone layers are some of the most dramatic we've ever seen!

Frank photographing at the ruin.... Kinda looks like Ricks pose as well. Afterall, it was his camera and tripod.

Big Bend NP, 2017

Rick photographing in Closed Canyon. Big Bend State Park.

Closed Canyon BBSP

Rick and I ventured to the South end of the Alabama Hills and explored an area that he hadn't photographed before. As you can see, we climbed up on some boulders and jumped from rock to rock to capture our images of this new-to-us part of the Hills.

There I am, overweight, dumb and Happy

Capturing “Winter Trees - Mono Basin

Yes, it was cold, freezing, and fogy. The image I captured and more of the story can be found in my Rick Haley - New Images Gallery; please check it out.

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