These are my favorite images to take. I love escaping where I work in the city and exploring the other far more wonderful part of the world, nature.
Even in a September when I end up staying close to home, it ended up being one of my favorite months of the year. Between foliage (early this year) cool mornings and comfortable afternoons, it’s my favorite time of year.…
This month was gone in a flash. We spent time with family and with friends. From weddings, trailheads, and garden plots we were all over this month.
Spending almost every weekend exploring a new part of where you live is almost always a recipe for success. When you're living in Colorado during the summer it's a sure-fire means for photographic excellence.
May started softly, got incredibly loud during the middle, and then finished with a wonderful return to routine. Tag along as we go over what happened that month.
April was a mooovie (read in an Austin Powers voice). While on a planned trip to New Orleans, a surprise happened and I ended up going to Charleston! It was a wonderful month topped with family and a dash of hiking nearby. Let's crack on and see how it went.
In May 2026 my brother and I took a last minute trip to Iceland. Over seven days we would drive out to Hofn and back - along the way hiking and photographing some of the most dramatic scenery I've ever seen.
March was a paradoxically busy and quiet month. We did a lot, but at the same time it felt like we had a lot of time to rest and recharge which was a welcome change.
February was a month full of questions. I found myself reflecting a lot on what I was going to do next, and what better company to do that reflection with than the solitude nature affords. Tag along.
Valentines day in the snowy sand! Join us for an exploration of Alamosa!
Sometimes you just gotta scratch the itch. I did it by visiting Moab, Utah to photograph the sandstone.
Frankly January came and went in a blink. There wasn't much photography save for one weekend. Let's talk about that weekend.
Wrapping up the year, we had some amazing conditions in the mountain alongside quite a few lack-luster conditions. But we work with what we have. Ft. New England at the tail-end.