July 2020 saw many of us staying close to home and trying to figure out what to photograph in our own back yards for the fifth month in a ro

This month has been one of many highs and a few lows. As the new normal continues to level out and we move our lives even more so online,...

Summers have typically been my slow season for photography as it is, but this year I had plans to explore parts of Canada for wildlife...

After putting out articles each month for over three years now, I realized that I have not done an article on gear. Maybe its because, for t

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

Because I was in Japan for so many weeks and I bounced around as the weather dictated, I am going to share the images based on subject rathe

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