Yellowstone: Travel Photography

We’re recently back from Montana. My wife and I love Bozeman and have shortlisted it for future consideration. If either one—or both!—of our kids goes to school there, we won’t have any objections. Glacier National Park is beautiful, but Yellowstone is magisterial. In fact, if you want to experience a Kingdom within a kingdom, spendContinue reading “Yellowstone: Travel Photography”

Silhouettes in Sintra

Photography is a lonely pursuit. You’re by yourself a lot by design. Then you share your work with others. Often, no one responds. They don’t see what you see. They don’t care for one valid reason or another. It’s precisely like prayer. The image goes unanswered. Almost always. I composed this scene in Sintra, Portugal atContinue reading “Silhouettes in Sintra”

Travel and Street Photography in Portugal

My family and I have just returned from an amazing trip to Portugal, where we visited Lisbon, Sintra, Porto, Óbidos, and Peniche. We explored castles and gelato shops, traveling by foot or cable car across miles and miles of cobblestone streets. In my opinion, street photography is the most difficult style of photography to master.Continue reading “Travel and Street Photography in Portugal”

Photo Essay: San Francisco

Photographs of San Francisco on any given day when human subjects don’t figure very prominently, and it’s neither foggy nor rainy nor loud. Captive audience Ecological succession A cell with a view Ideology: binds and blinds Someone’s always watching Smirk Corrugations Explore More

Moulton Barn in the Grand Tetons

My family and I are back from a road trip that saw us from the Ruby Mountains in Nevada, through the Wasatch range in Utah, to the Bridger-Teton Forest in Wyoming. This is an image of the famous Moulton Barn on Mormon Row, which sits at the feet of the Grand Tetons. I arrived atContinue reading “Moulton Barn in the Grand Tetons”