Lessons from the Fog
The day before I made this photo, I walked past this tree six times and didn’t really notice it. It was just a boring tree in a field. It wasn’t
The day before I made this photo, I walked past this tree six times and didn’t really notice it. It was just a boring tree in a field. It wasn’t
One of my favourite new finds from last winter’s snow bird trip is the City of Rocks State Park in New Mexico where I found a hedge of large sculpted
After photographing at Tarangire National Park, Ngorongoro Crater, and Serengeti National Park, the final stop on my African photo safari was the Mara River, near the border between Tanzania and
There are endless photo opportunities at the Salton Sea, California, and I never tire of watching the comings and goings of the birds. A stop on the pacific flyway, all
Do you ever get tired of scenes like this? Sometimes I run out of words to go with the photographs, but I always love photographing at Organ Pipe Cactus National
In case you missed my first post about Serengeti National Park, you can read it here. It’s all about the central part of the Serengeti and the endless grassy plains
This place has been on my wish list for years. A hidden treasure most people have never heard of. A lot of the information I read about it online including
The Serengeti is a vast grassland where you’ll occasionally find small outcroppings of granite, like rocky islands in a sea of grass. They call these rocks kopjes (pronounced ko-pee). This
Looking at my marine chart for the area around Campbell River, BC, I noticed a small island that is marked as a provincial park: Mitlenatch Island Nature Provincial Park. So
Who knew it could rain so much in the desert? I like to be right inside the parks, on location and ready to go at a moment’s notice, for at
One of my favourite plugins, Topaz B&W Effects, is on sale this month, so I thought you might like to see some examples of photos I have made with it.