Sedona Story

By Edwin Kim

Few things tell Sedona’s stories better than nature. Well… here’s a little bit of nature that man had a hand in shaping. I wake up every morning and start my day with the water lilies awakening in my pond here in Sedona (Village of Oak Creek). This was my first HDR time lapse test, for those of you who know what that is. I hope you enjoy!

By STEM Productions

This is a time-lapse video of the nighttime sky from the Sedona Mago Retreat Center. (www.sedonamagoretreat.org)
The Dahngun Shrine and Mission Place are significant places that mark the history of the Sedona Mago Retreat Center.

Produced by: EJ Lim
Filmed by: Neal Margolin
Edited by: Edwin Kim

By Lynn Moon

These are sunset pictures taken in the summer of 2004 from the Airport Mesa vortex, over towards Mingus Mountain and Cottonwood. I packed my camera and drove up to Airport Mesa as soon as I saw the colorful sunbeams outside. It was more spectacular than I had imagined. I clicked the shutter-release for over an hour. Truly exhilarating. I especially liked the silhouette of Cockscomb Rock, the comb-shaped ridge. I will upload more pictures in the near future.