Feeling Blue
I headed out again to photograph the eagles just north of here, and while they were definitely more active, they weren’t exactly cooperative. Either they stayed too far away, or when they did come close,
I headed out again to photograph the eagles just north of here, and while they were definitely more active, they weren’t exactly cooperative. Either they stayed too far away, or when they did come close,
I’ve been shooting Nikon for quite a while now, and this image is actually one of the first I captured with it. At the time, I was borrowing a friend’s 80-400mm lens to pair with
Ok, these were just jalapeños so they are not really that hot. Then again, when you light them on fire I guess they are. These were a while ago when I was working to get
Yep, if you are going to cover something as a journalist, you need to remain impartial. That’s your job. You are there (theoretically) to simply record the event and facts. Your images should not skew
Frequently, more so for some like me, we don’t have a clear vision of what our goals are. This storm chase was absolutely one of those moments where I had no idea what I wanted
Last summer, one of the main roads to and from the small town that I am currently “living in” (it’s complicated) was closed to add a roundabout. It was closed for about 2 months or
Quite a while back in my photography, I decided that food photography was the space I wanted to get into. While I very much would love to take on food and product photography, I also
I actually missed this monument when I went out west the first time. This is Dignity which is a tribute to the various Native American tribes located in the region. Speaking of region, it sits
When you head out west in the United States, you will see bison. My first time seeing them was actually in Yellowstone. This image however was taken at the Badlands. My first stop at the
Ever since I got my Nikon AFS 200-500 5.6 VR, I have been finding all sorts of birds to photograph. I’ve never considered myself a birder, nor am I very good at identifying them. Generally,