Photo Of The Week (Week 2, 2024): Light Shining Down
Let's examine the story behind this image from Grand Teton National Park in 2023.
Zach Ferretti
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Photo Of The Week (Week 1, 2024): White Wildflowers
When it's rainy and foggy in Mt. Rainier National Park what do you do? I pack up my camera - and hike the Lakes High Trail!
Photo Of The Week (Week 52, 2023): Valley Walls
Here we'll examine the result of one of the best mornings I had in Utah.
Photo Of The Week (Week 51, 2023): Capitol Reef Cracks
When there's little to no light because you're late, do you give up? I don't!
My Best Images Of 2023, Number 8 Will Surprise You!
I’ve written up drafts of how amazing a year 2023 was countless times – they’re all terribly wordy. Just know that I am blessed to have had as great a year as I had this year. Let’s look at my…
Photo Of The Week (Week 50, 2023): Snow On Red
Good friends, a great snow-storm, and an image to remember it all. What else could you want!
Photo Of The Week (Week 49, 2023): Traveling To Interlaken
Who doesn't adore a good train-trip?
West Trip 2023 – Chapter Three
Silence engulfed the hallways, nooks, and crannies of the hotel when I woke up. There wasn’t a 24 hour front-desk and most of the lights were shut-off. I felt as a shadow does at night, invisible. As I turned on…
The Most Important Beginner Photography Tip You Can Learn
The most important beginner photography tip I can give is about perspective. Photography isn’t always fair and it’s not always easy. If you don’t learn to love the game of it, you’re going to drive yourself crazy. A great landscape…
West Trip 2023 – Chapter Two
As I left Idaho (as mentioned here) I was ready to see what would happen on the next leg of my journey. Glacier was a park that I’d not read-up or got much familiarity to ahead of time. The only…
West Trip 2023 – Chapter One
The first stop along our Rocky Mountain road-trip was Idaho. While here, I got to photograph the landscapes of Salmon Idaho, the isolated scenes allowing my photographic muscles to flex as much as they could. There needn’t be restraint nor…