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Artist | Adventurer | Environmentalist
Fine Art Prints – Ephemeral Terrain | Intimate Pieces of Nature | Forests | Sanctuary of Stone | For All Seasons | Places That Glow |
Attached to camera for many years . . .

Yesterdays Soulstice Mountain Trail run featured a ton of people having a blast running through meadows between towering...
10/11/2026

Yesterdays Soulstice Mountain Trail run featured a ton of people having a blast running through meadows between towering volcanic mountains in northern Arizona.

This set of photos is a sampling of a larger set. For this race I focused my attention on capturing the character of the race and the landscape through which it ran. Rather than attempting to take picture of most of the participants I instead decided to primarily, though not wholly, take pictures of the great people that have run with over the years. You have all become my community of best friends.

More photos can be seen in my gallery here: https://martoshoffmanphotography.shootproof.com/soulstice-2026

5 am start in the dark of Stagecoach 100...
09/26/2026

5 am start in the dark of Stagecoach 100...

A few of the people that I regularly run with at Team Run Flagstaff Team Run Flagstaff and Northern Arizona Trail Runn...
09/25/2026

A few of the people that I regularly run with at Team Run Flagstaff Team Run Flagstaff and Northern Arizona Trail Runners Association who just ran in the Stagecoach 100 ultramarathon between Flagstaff and Grand Canyon.

A few photos from the Stagecoach 100 ultramarathon along the Arizona Trail between Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon. Check...
09/25/2026

A few photos from the Stagecoach 100 ultramarathon along the Arizona Trail between Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon. Check out the full set of photos via the link in the bio.

The Gold Mountain Fire, which started near Ouray, Colorado a few days ago is raging across the Uncomphagre Mountains. Th...
07/07/2026

The Gold Mountain Fire, which started near Ouray, Colorado a few days ago is raging across the Uncomphagre Mountains. This intense fire is being driven by extreme drought and high winds--as a result of human caused climate change.

The first, black and white, picture in this series shows Courthouse Mountain and Chimney Peak which are located on the western side of the Uncomphagre Wilderness Area near Ridgeway. According the current maps showing the boundaries of the fire, this area has been totally burned by the fire. This is one of the most iconic mountain scenes in western Colorado. Now altered for the remainder of our lives.

The next picture is on the opposite (east) side of Courthouse Mountain and Chimney Peak looking into the West Fork of the Cimmaron River. At this point in time the fire has not dropped into this amazing subalpine valley, though it has burned around the base of Courthouse Mountain. I'm sure there are many fire fighters and resources working to prevent the fire from dropping into this valley. The fire is burning into the forested areas in the distance beyond Chimney Peak.

The third picture looks into the upper reaches of the West Fork of the Cimmaron River. Courthouse Mountain is just out of view on the left side of the picture. The West Fork is an incredibley gorgeous high mountain valley. I hope that it is as amazing the next time I hike there!

The upper reaches above Cow Creek is shown in the fourth image. The area directly behind this picture has burned according the burn maps.

Fire in these high subalpine environments is very damaging. Entire old growth forests are completely burned. It may take centuries to recover. Or even longer given that global climate has been altered to the point that forest reestablishment may not be possible.

Every day as of late I mourn the loss of one of my favorite local wildness areas, Red Rock Secret Canyon Wilderness, to ...
07/05/2026

Every day as of late I mourn the loss of one of my favorite local wildness areas, Red Rock Secret Canyon Wilderness, to the Pocket Fire burning between Sedona and Flagstaff.

What will this place look like once this fire is done? Will there ever be another autumn with glorious big tooth maple trees coloring the canyon bottoms? Will any of the huge old growth Ponderosa pine trees survive? Can the previously untouched beauty of this place return within my remaining years on this planet, or will it take many centuries to recover?

These photographs are of the Secret Canyon and Long Canyon portion of the wilderness.

Over the next months and years I intend on returning to each of these places to document how they have changed due to the fire, and to watch how they begin to recover.

While this might look like a sunset picture, it's not. Smoke from the Pocket Fire in Red Rock Secret Canyon Wilderness n...
07/01/2026

While this might look like a sunset picture, it's not. Smoke from the Pocket Fire in Red Rock Secret Canyon Wilderness near Sedona has changed the entire color palette of light around Flagstaff to an orangish-yellow tint.

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