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Dreamy Draw Ocotillo Sunset- Por...
An ocotillo fans across a sweeping Dreamy Draw sunset, its green stems catching the last light beneath dramatic clouds as golden sunlight washes over the rugged Sonoran Desert. Weight ( lbs ) = 5...
Moonrise Sunset
Evening light warms the Superstition Mountains and towering saguaros along the Peralta Trail near Gold Canyon, while a subtle moonrise peeks above the distant desert. Weight ( lbs ) = 5 Length =...
Dreamy Draw Ocotillo Sunset
An ocotillo fans across a sweeping Dreamy Draw sunset, its green stems catching the last light beneath dramatic clouds as golden sunlight washes over the rugged Sonoran Desert. Weight ( lbs ) = 5...
Road to the Clouds
A gravel road crosses open Arizona grassland beneath towering summer clouds, inviting the eye toward a distant hill and an unknown horizon in this timeless black-and-white scene. Weight ( lbs ) =...
Road to Roosevelt Lake
A lone saguaro stands beside the road to Roosevelt Lake, where rolling pavement, rugged mountains and towering monsoon clouds form a timeless black-and-white portrait of Arizona. Weight ( lbs ) =...
Where the Grass Becomes Water
A narrow Arizona mountain stream threads through lush grasses and over sunlit stones, blurring the boundary between meadow and water beneath a gathering summer sky. Weight ( lbs ) = 5 Length = 2...
Sonoran Patriarch - Grandad
Known as Grandad, this many-armed saguaro rises like a Sonoran patriarch beneath a sweeping desert sky, its weathered form rendered with timeless strength in black and white. Weight ( lbs ) = 5 ...
The Clouds of Monument Valley
Thin clouds weave through Monument Valley’s towering buttes as early light ignites the red desert. This photograph appeared in the September, 2022 issue of Arizona Highways. Weight ( lbs ) = 5 L...
The Final Ember
Known as Grandad, this many-armed saguaro rises like a The day’s final ember sweeps across the Superstition Mountains, setting saguaros and desert brush aglow while cool blue storm clouds gather ab...
Papago Park Incoming Storm
Storm clouds ignite above the palms of Papago Park at sunset, their fiery colors mirrored in the still water. This dramatic Arizona scene became the first photograph I ever sold. Weight ( lbs ) =...
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About the Artist
Dave Hatton
Photography / Landscapes
My work is rooted in a deep respect for the natural world, particularly as it exists here in Arizona. I have had a lifelong fascination with light - how it moves across the land, shifts tones, and evokes emotion - especially during the quiet moments of sunrise and sunset. When I go into nature, my intention is not simply to capture beauty, but to create images that invite reflection and ask the viewer to slow down and stay awhile.
Working primarily in Arizona’s open and untamed environments, I am drawn to scenes that balance tranquility with quiet power. Desert forms, mountain forests, and expansive skies become visual meditations. While the locations may be recognizable, my goal is not documentation, but presence. “I feel like I am there,” is a phrase I frequently hear from those experiencing my work, and it reflects the connection I hope to create.
I photograph with the final presentation always in mind. When I feel a sense of peace in a place, I strive to bring that same feeling to the viewer. Large-scale metal prints allow color, contrast, and detail to come alive with depth and clarity, reinforcing the immersive quality of each image. Each piece is produced in limited editions, honoring both the singular moment the photograph was made and the collector who brings it into their space.
Ultimately, my work is an invitation to step away from daily noise and reconnect with the natural world in a way that feels calm, expansive, and enduring.
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