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.

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 ...

Getting back to the trip at hand, I had been invited last year to be part of a week-long group trip in January to Yellowstone. Things being

Rolling back the clock a bit, November of 2021 was a busy time for me as I jumped between Arizona and Texas, hosting a photo adventure, and

It is that time of year again where I review my extensive catalog of images from this year and try to narrow it down to my favorite twelve.

Late summer is not an ideal time to visit this area but sometimes we, as photographers, are limited to traveling during less than ideal time

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

...as the cranes leave, a vast influx of migrants start returning from a winter in Central and South America. Returning shorebird migrants i

This month saw me putting in a lot of miles, both in the car and on the trail, with few actual images to show for it. But that brings up an

Having settled into our new place outside San Antonio, my next goal was to hit the road in search of the rarest crane on the planet.

"Twelve significant photographs in any one year is a good crop." ~ Ansel Adams Thinking back to the start of 2020, I don't think anyone expe

Autumn. Fall. A time when a nippy chill in the air returns and leaves of deciduous trees all over the northern hemisphere put on a brilliant

August always seems to be THE time for large photographic trips. So many photographers I know either run or attend workshops and/or tours in