Fine Art Photography by Bill Theis

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Here is a display of all Bill’s current images. This may load slowly depending on your internet service. Thanks for looking!

Just outside the famous "Subway" (the Left Fork of North Creek), this little waterfall reflects the canyon walls and is decorated by the fall leaves. Zion National Park, UT.
Just outside the famous "Subway" (the Left Fork of North Creek), this little waterfall reflects the canyon walls and is decorated by the fall leaves. Zion National Park, UT.
The great Pacific ocean has carved this cave out of the shoreline. Life has taken up residence in this turbulent place, located in Montana De Oro State Park near Morro Bay, CA.
The cottonwoods display their fall colors against the vertical red walls of the canyon. Taken in Capitol Reef National Park, UT.
The red sandstone wall reflected very warm light into the canyon as the stream below mirrored the water plants growing near the shore. Negro Bill Canyon, UT near Moab. Print can be shown in two directions (note the double signature).
A single leaf clings to a rock in the middle of a waterfall. It fell from cottonwoods adjacent to the stream which glow brilliantly from the wet rock. Zion National Park, UT.
Sculpted by water, wind, and time, this sandstone is in the bottom of a slot canyon. I walked on it, turned around, saw it and knew I needed to make this image. Antelope Canyon, AZ.
The rice grass has matured into clouds of very tiny seeds, glistening in the backlit sun. The season of fall in Zion National Park UT has vibrant color in the yellow leaves of cottonwood and grass set against the canyon walls.
Colorful algae decorates a rock tumbled down from the steep walls near "Weeping Rock" in Zion National Park, UT. A maple tree accentuates the scene with its fall foliage.
The Virgin River flows below sandstone walls honeycombed like Swiss cheese which are stained black with desert varnish and white with salt. The cottonwoods have their outrageous yellow leaves, fit for the fall season in Zion National Park, UT.
Golden dodder covers creosote bushes. This parasite can exist for only a short but spectacular existence. Taken at sunset in Death Valley National Park, CA.
Golden dodder covers creosote bushes. This parasite can exist for only a short but spectacular existence. Taken at sunset in Death Valley National Park, CA.
Steam rises over the flow from this geyser in Yellowstone National Park but the algae thrive. The unique colors are caused by brown, orange and yellow algae-like bacteria that live in this environment.
Before the National Park Service put in a huge parking lot, Badwater in Death Valley National Park, CA, was a thing of beauty. Telescope Peak in the distance reflects from the small pool that used to collect here at the lowest place on the North American continent. Snow on the peak equates to winter in Death Valley.
The many geysers of the Norris Geyser Basin add their own clouds to those of the pending storm. Well after sunset, the red glow of the sun can barely be seen to illuminate this other worldly landscape in Yellowstone National Park, WY.
Maple leaves have fallen at the edge of the pond which also has tree roots, grass, and cedars. In Lake Superior Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada, south of Wawa.
In Big Bend National Park, everything either is poisonous, bites, or in this case has stickers. This is a jungle of prickly pear cactus near Boquillas Canyon.
The shadows dance on the jumble of rocks and dry desert plants along the Cockscomb Reef. This monocline has a series of ridges, called hogbacks, that rise from a rocky base such as this one.
Fall in Zion National Park, UT brings blooming rabbit bush, red live oak leaves and the yellows of cottonwoods all of whom have survived another summer and will lay dormant until spring. In the Clear Creek region.
A blade of grass is curled into a majestic shape as it lies on a bed of moss and plant detritus. Canyon lands National Park, UT has grand scenes all around, yet even greater majesty in the very small, as in this image.
One can see a dragon.. or just cracked paint. This weathered truck hood lies on the shore of Lake Superior near Lake Superior Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada, and has been imaged by several notable photographers.
Sometimes snow doesn't last long on warm ground. This remaining snow on sagebrush and cedar is the icing on a red landscape of rock and sand. Capitol Reef National Park, UT.
Black basalt boulders lie in a valley of bentonite in the Harnet Desert, Utah. This colorful volcanic ash crushed into soft rock by time has purples, tans, browns, and other unexpected colors.
In a deep crevice at the base of a natural arch, a single strand of spiderweb mimics a waterfall. Fall in Red River Gorge National Landmark, KY, where there are more than 100 sandstone arches.

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This Post Has 2 Comments

  1. Jane Rogan Dwight

    13 Nov 2023 Reply

    Hello Bill,
    We spoke briefly awhile ago. I would like to talk to you about purchasing a print of the bristlecone pine photograph. It’s so special.
    Thank you,
    Jane

    1. Bill Theis

      5 Dec 2023 Reply

      thanks! sorry the zoom didn’t work out. want to try again?

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