Chaco Altar Wood Print

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The last light of a quite stormy and windy day got a special twist when the clouds gave a breakthrough for the sun to plunge the sky in to a wonderful and awesome backdrop to shine through a uniquely shaped hoodoo lost in a New Mexican badlands.

There is no journey, road, trail, location too far or weather conditions too adverse for Peter Boehringer to follow the call and photograph the American Southwest. Peter loves moody skies and extreme weather conditions but his favorite time to photograph is dusk and dawn - when you share the space with nature. These early and late moments in the day means leaving his sleeping bag and tent as early as 3:30am in the summer months or returning to his tent at midnight to be on location when first light is at the right moment. The mood and atmosphere in the twilight hours are pure religion. Peter Boehringer believes the essence of a good landscape shot comes down to exact composition, timing and light. Applying oneself closely to these...