There’s no better way to experience the changing of seasons than through the lens of nature photography. This year, I let winter’s chill and spring’s awakening guide my travels, camera in hand. From the snowy stillness of Hokkaido to the surreal beauty of the Azores, and finally the vibrant life of Florida’s wetlands and beaches, each destination offered a new perspective and fresh challenges. Here’s a look at three unforgettable stops in my nature photography journey so far

Looking back over all this last year has thrown at me and the things I voluntarily took on, here are my top lessons from the field.

Without a doubt the bluebonnet is probably one of the most iconic symbols of Texas - I mean it is the state flower after all.

This has long been a method I have used when I have time to burn in the field. It's a way to slow down your shooting and really take in

There is so much you can do at home with macro. All you need is a macro lens, like the Tamron 90mm Macro f/2.8 Di (which is the lens I used

The majority of my shooting came from my childhood town of Gainesville, Florida. Home to the University of Florida, I grew up roaming the pi

Over the last five weeks I have been bouncing around the Pacific Coast states and the Southwestern US. Such a mix of environments at this ti

Ah September! The month where autumn starts, cool evenings appear and the northern areas of North America are starting to get their first sn

May, like so many other months was filled with activities. However, there were only a handful of photography adventures that netted images t

Hometown adventures were the name of the game since I spent the entire month in Las Vegas, dealing with business administration type duties,

Wow! What a short month February turned out to be! So much went on that it seemed before I could blink or catch my breath, March was already

The Great Smoky Mountain National Park is the most visited National Park in the park system with over 11 million visitors a year! That is a