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”
Tag Archives: Travel
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 Landscape Photography
“My life is shaped by the urgent need to wander and observe, and my camera is my passport.” That’s national treasure Steve McCurry riffing on the desire to explore and notice the world. When I grow up, I want to be a travel and landscape photographer. Till then, I’ll hone my craft and dream ofContinue reading “Travel and Landscape Photography”
The Winter of Our Content
Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Ōmisoka, or Kwanzaa, I come bearing gifts for the whole lot of you! It’s the photographic equivalent of stocking stuffers, menorahs, and Amazakes. Skim or go slowly. But whatever you do, enjoy the photos and the blessings of the holiday season. Travel photography Corporate photography Family photography Fine art portrait photography When youContinue reading “The Winter of Our Content”
Go East, Young Man
Gavin stared at anglers with wonder. Wanna learn to fish, I asked. He nodded yes. Alright, I said, we’ll go fishing then. Utah. Because go big or go home. We planned. We packed the car. We left early one morning. We stopped in Truckee for a snack. Then Winnemucca for lunch. By late afternoon, weContinue reading “Go East, Young Man”