July 2026
A quick one this month - just a few photos from a month spent near home.
Something I’ve begun doing in 2025 is making a monthly write-up going over my photoshoots from that month and some of my best work per weekend. I find it easier to do once per month in summation instead of making a post every week.
A quick one this month - just a few photos from a month spent near home.

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.

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.

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.

All I wanted this month was to photograph some snowfall. By the end of the month I was finally beginning to get my wish - ft. The Aurora.

Coming back to Colorado filled me with a sense of peace and joy. The landscapes and people I got to see again certainly helped with that.

Up to the mountains - through the skies -through the woods - down to the valleys - and back into the forests. What a way to spend a month.

I think this is the longest post I've ever written. I had a lot of fun making this one and hope you enjoy seeing what I did in August. Five wonderful weekends!