Looking back on 2018, it was a year where I really progressed in the craft of photography. Towards the end of the year, my goals with photography began to become more clear, and I realized how much I love telling stories with my images, hence the regular blog posts and videos. Here I’d like to …
12 Months, 12 Photos: A Year of Nature Photography Read More »
Wildlife photography is an art form that has stumped many, and for good reason. It’s a game of trial and tribulation, and the ratio of failures to successes can be overwhelming. Here I’d like to illustrate this point with a series of ugly, blurry photos and some basic math, and offer some simple tips for …
The Reality of Wildlife Photography: 3 Tips for Success Read More »
Ever gone out to in search of a hard-to-find animal like a short-tailed weasel, and come back with a stunning photo of a grey squirrel? Whether it be a seldom seen bird or a reclusive mammal species like a mink or a fisher, all of us nature lovers are driven by the possibility of seeing …
The simple activity of hiking has made the hobby lists of millions (billions?) of people worldwide. Each weekend countless individuals hit the trail for the chance to smell fresh air, commune with nature, and in the case of photographers like me, find visually stunning material to create photographs from. Hiking trails often provide the easiest …
TLC said “don’t go chasing waterfalls”, but this past year I disobeyed that message as much as my schedule would allow. But really, all 90’s pop music references aside, 2016 was a great year for me in terms of waterfall shoots, and this didn’t happen accidentally. The simple fact is, I have a deep love …
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