The Grand Canyon | South Rim (a photo gallery)
“There is no salvation in time. You cannot be free in the future. Presence is the key to freedom, so you can only be free now.” -from “The Power of Now”
Landscape Photography
Landscape Photography
Landscape Photography image gallery from Indiana Architectural & Travel Photographer Jason Humbracht and jhumbrachtphotography
Landscape Photography, Travel Photography
Exploring the Southwest Series | Northern Arizona
“When you travel, you experience, in a very practical way, the act of rebirth. You confront completely new situations, the day passes more slowly, and on most journeys you don’t even understand the language people speak. So you are like a child just out of the womb. You begin to attach much more importance to
Landscape Photography, Travel Photography
Exploring the Southwest Series | Central Arizona | The Phoenix Zoo
“Time isn’t precious at all, because it is an illusion. What you perceive as precious is not time but the one point that is out of time! The Now. The more you are focused on time-past and future-the more you miss the Now, the most precious thing there is.” -from “The Power of Now”
Landscape Photography, Travel Photography
Exploring the Southwest Series | New Mexico
Our first night in New Mexico we camped in Carlsbad Caverns National Park. It was late afternoon, so we set up camp then drove the 7 mile trail that leads back to the bat amphitheater, at the cave’s entrance. Watching the bats come out of Carlsbad Caverns to feed, which they do every night by the
Landscape Photography, Travel Photography
Caye Caulker | Belize
We attempted to arrive at the island early on the 10:30 ferry from Belize City, but were told it was having propellor problems, and the next boat wasn’t until 1:30. So I bought tickets for the ride over to Caye Caulker, which only took an hour, and we started to stroll the island in search
Landscape Photography, Travel Photography
The Village of El Remate | Guatemala
The first stop on our Guatemalan road trip was El Remate, a small village on the northeast corner of Lake Peten Itza. I had made a reservation at a hotel online, and discovered once we arrived that they did not receive it, but could accommodate nevertheless. It was very small and rustic, which is ok but
