PhotoBlogs on Exploring Nevada

Shown on this and following pages are various photoblogs found on this site. Note that these are only a tiny faction of the photos found on this site. Visit the photo gallery section to view all the photographs that are on this site.

Photoblog : A Seat With a View in Great Basin National Park

There is nothing “special” about this photograph, I’ll be the first to admit. No dazzling colors. No dazzling rays of light. Yet, call me odd, I still like it. Perhaps because the photo was taken in one of my favorite National Parks…Great Basin National Park which is in Central Nevada.  (more…)

Photoblog : Wheeler Peak in Great Basin National Park

This is one of my favorite photos. This photo at least to me defines what this part of Nevada is all about…massive valleys surrounded by towering mountain ranges.  (more…)

Photoblog : The Clover Valley of Northeast Nevada

The Clover Valley is one of the hidden gems in Nevada as far as I’m concerned. Tucked away to the east of the Humboldt Mountains and located about 30 miles to the south of Wells, this valley simply sprawls on and on and on.  (more…)

Photoblog : The Ruby Valley & The Ruby Mountains

I absolutely love the Ruby Valley of Northeast Nevada. The valley is truly massive…extending north to south as far as the eye can see. When you are in the southern part of the valley, it extends so far to the north that you can’t see the end in fact. And this is what I love about Nevada….massive, unhindered views.  (more…)

Photoblog : The Monitor Valley of Central Nevada

The Monitor Valley of Central Nevada is a place that has essentially been forgotten. This valley lies to the Southwest of Austin, NV and to the Northeast of Belmont, NV. The sole road that runs through the length of the Monitor Valley is called the Belmont Road.  (more…)

Photoblog : Sunset in the Northern Ruby Valley of Nevada

This photo was taken in mid-May in the Northern Ruby Valley of Northeast Nevada. The Ruby Valley is a place few people even know about, let alone ever bother to visit. Yet the valley itself is beautiful…and exceptionally remote. From where this photo was taken, the nearest town…Wells…is around 40-50 miles away.  (more…)