Cree and I have been shooting together for 30 years, she has been a major part of many of my published images and stories throughout the years. And she has assisted and produced on numerous Nikon assignments, including some memorable moments shooting underwater in the Virgin Islands (ask me about it over a beer!). I Read More
In The News
In The News: Nikon Plena and Route 66
Last fall when Nikon announced the Plena I was putting in my order before I had finished reading the specs. I mean really, if Nikon gives a lens a name I am going to buy it! But on a serious note, the Plena is a breed apart. Certain lenses are exceptional in every camera brand…they Read More
Fall Impressions Nikon
I hope everyone is getting some great autumn photography right now. The mountains in Colorado are going past peak, but the lower elevations still have great color. Interested in some tips for creating stunning fall images? Nikon just published another article I did for them titled Fall Impressions. This story gives tips and techniques to Read More
Bear Essentials for Nikon
Nikon just posted an article I did for them on bear photography. Titled “The Bear Essentials“, this story provides tips and techniques for bear photography. Writing the story and working on images was like going back in time for me. My first photo workshops were guiding bear trips to Kodiak and Katmai over 25 years Read More
Sandals and Snow boots; Singh-Ray Online Webinar
If you have some free time this week check out my online webinar for Singh-Ray. I’ll be discussing my recent travels and how I use Singh-Ray filters during my travels. Honestly, these filters are critical to many images I create, and they transform images…unlike anything I could ever do in post processing. I’ll also show Read More
Photographing the phantom of the North
I’ve been doing a lot of shoots for Nikon recently, including doing a story on my winter owl photography trip. I had only recently received the new 600m F4 Z 1.4x lens, and couldn’t wait to try it out in rough conditions. So I headed into a winter storm warning in Wyoming in December to Read More
Droplet Collision Photography
I recently shot some work for Nikon, this time focusing on macro photography. The first shoot/article is now posted on Nikon Learn and Explore and focuses on water droplet collision photography. I’ve always been interested in many areas of photography, the medium is so diverse! Action sports, landscapes, portraits, travel, wildlife and macro are all Read More
Is AI ruining photography?
I normally don’t weigh in on topics like this, but I have been getting some emails about it, so I will throw in my ten cents worth. If you have watched the internet photo blogs recently you might have heard about the AI generated landscape image that won an Australian photo contest. The image was Read More
The New Complete Guide to Hummingbird Photography
Bird photography has really gotten popular in the last few years, and one aspect of bird photography that interests many photographers are hummingbirds. There is just something about those colorful, energetic birds that fascinate people. Cree and I always look forward to our next hummingbird photography trip! But if you have photographed hummingbirds, you know Read More
C2C…do you know what this means?
All photographers know how much the photography industry is changing. It seems like every month there is new technology, a new camera announcement, or some amazing processing features Adobe introduces in LR and PS. Honestly I love this stuff, it is very exciting to see how changes help us be better photographers and creators. Shooting Read More