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.

Photographing the Azores throughout the seasons has given me a bit of insight into the changes these islands experience seasonally and what

March found me in my fourth country of the year: Costa Rica. A wildly diverse tour with extensive avian and macro species, this trip report

Finally! I was able to return to Japan for the first time since the boarders closed in March of 2020 for winter wildlife photography!

Step into the adventurous Year of the Dragon with a new perspective! Embrace creativity, explore new places, and chase your passions in 2024

Reviewing what I have learned over the last year, here are twelve of the lessons in Nature photography that I was reminded of...

Summer is an amazing time to visit the Faroe Islands, not just for the epic landscapes, but for the millions of nesting seabirds as well.

A few days before the summer solstice, there is enough light to photograph 24/7, making nature photography in Nome, Alaska, very rewarding.

With two weeks in Costa Rica, we explored several different environments and photographed a wide variety of wildlife of all shapes and size

For most, the Rocky Mountains are a stretch of mountains in Colorado and when you talk about photographing the Rockies, this is what first..

Wild horses and the American West have been synonymous with each other for hundreds of years.

A review of 2022 including images that have been commended and awarded throughout the year.

Even as months have passed now, the Alaskan landscape still looms large in my memory. Having arrived in Alaska early mid-August and staying

It can be quite hard to visualize how vast Alaska is if you have not been there before. And with the large numbers of photographers who go t

Mid-May in Monterey. This spring, I had an amazing group of adventurous photographers who were open to exploring and learning, both in photo

"But what's in Kansas?" they ask. "Prairie chickens," I respond. As it happened I had just returned from Yellowstone in January and ...

The high plains of Texas have a rich biodiversity where they have been allowed to flourish and where efforts are being made to reestablish

An in-depth article on my latest trip to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Park covering the challenges and highlights of the trip.

Lets start with the numbers: five states (four that I actually photographed in during the trip), 12 days, and roughly 55 hours behind the wh