Mike Buchheit Photography
Mike has been a featured artist in the Fountain Hills Artists Gallery for the past two years and will continue at least through May 2024. Be sure to visit the gallery to see his work and that of …
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You're invited to visit the River of Time Museum in Fountain Hills to see my latest solo photography exhibition, Lifeblood: Water's Role in Grand Canyon. Timed to overlap World Water Day on March 22, …
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2021 has been a year of change and tumult for many, including my family, who after nearly three decades have moved to Phoenix from Grand Canyon National Park. With the help of web guru …
I tend to favor sunsets at Grand Canyon in my never-ending pursuit of capturing images with impact. Sunsets afford an afternoon's worth of watching the clouds set up, increasing the odds of being in …
A recent Colorado River trip through the Grand Canyon renewed a deep connection to my favorite landscape. It had been two years since my last journey from Lees Ferry to Diamond Creek, spanning 226 …
The annual monsoon at the Grand Canyon has been serving up some amazing views these days. Sunset and sunrise are particularly dramatic. This weekend was no exception. The top photo is Pima Point, the …
I'm proud to announce the opening of a two-photographer exhibition at the Tilt Gallery in Old Town Scottsdale today! I'm joined by my longtime friend and artistic collaborator Rachel Brace-Stille in a …
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California condors roamed the skies over Grand Canyon for millennia before their species was nearly wiped out by the advance of civilization. The condor population dropped to a few dozen birds in …
I recently purchased a new camera (Canon EOS 5DSR) and a wide angle lens. The latter was a replacement for a favorite lens that literally popped off my camera body and fell 50 feet into the canyon, …
A crowd of several hundred enjoyed this morning's Easter Sunrise Service at Mather Point; a Grand Canyon tradition that dates back to 1935. The highlight of this year's ceremony was the transcendent …
