One Month, Four Seasons – March 2026
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.
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Taking A Beat In The Company Of Solitude – February 2026
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.
Alamosan Getaway – Great Sand Dunes Photography
Valentines day in the snowy sand! Join us for an exploration of Alamosa!
Photographing The Stunning Sandstone Of Moab
Sometimes you just gotta scratch the itch. I did it by visiting Moab, Utah to photograph the sandstone.
Old Bones In Snow – January 2026
Frankly January came and went in a blink. There wasn't much photography save for one weekend. Let's talk about that weekend.
Homecoming – December 2025
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.
Best Images From A Life Out West in 2025.
A spectacular year with a spectacular person. This is life out West.
Honorable Mentions for Favorite Photos From 2025
A sneak peek and some honorable mentions from my life out West in 2025.
The Exhaustive Search for Snowfall – November 2025
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.
Colorado Homecoming With Colorful Foliage & Snow – October 2025
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.
Frosty Foliage (Photo Of The Week 45, 2024)
Examining a quick frosty shot from my walk to work.
Quick Recap 2 (Photo Of The Week 30, 2024)
In the second of a few quick recaps to get back caught up - we look at an old image from January 2020.
This was one of the few images of Boston I'd taken right before the onset of COVID and the lockdowns.