Lee Rentz Photography Weblog
A weblog of the travels and adventures of photographer Lee Rentz
In 1970 I hiked the Appalachian Trail through Great Smoky Mountains National Park with a college friend. The trail was filled with adventures that I look back on with nostalgia.
The Amish live close to the land, necessarily incorporating seasonal rhythms into their lives. After all the plowing and planting and nurturing and harvesting, the landscape breathes a sigh of relief...
Examining a map of Newfoundland, I noticed some dashed lines curving out over the Atlantic Ocean and paralleling the coast. One of these lines led out from the remote port of...
Sweeping through the sky, driven by cold fronts and the coming snows; heading southward and westward to the central California coast, where sunny days and mild breezes await. The journey is...
We hiked to Shi Shi Beach and Point of Arches in Olympic National Park during the lowest tides of the year so we could explore the most distant tide pools. This...
There are places where experiences are so profound that they draw you back time after time. Olympic National Park's Shi Shi Beach and Point of Arches is such a place for...
Canyonlands National Park's Salt Creek Canyon was a quiet place during our four day backpacking trip. In fact, we didn't see anyone for 2 1/2 days during the hike, making it...
