I love finding abstracts on the beach, using the remnants to waves and stones to create images with patterns of lines and texture. These...

I had my first sighting of the Indian Wild Dog (aka Dhole or Asiatic Wild Dog) on my trip to South India back in April.  I love how...

My friend described Portugal as “shabby chic” and after my first photographic journey there, it is an apt descriptor. Wandering the...

It's been a week since I got back from India and my first time photographing wildlife in South India. The conditions, wildlife,...

I continue to be intrigued by compositions made at the XPan (64:27) aspect ratio. This is a collection of seven more which I've been...

"Bad weather" often leads to interesting images. I was fortunate on my visit to the Oregon Coast that there was enough interesting...

I am happy to add three new images to my collection of abstracts, all my from my quick visit to Oregon last week. These are all from a...

Two hippos mid tussle. I don't know what that little one was thinking picking this fight.

I am excited to add a new image to my Iceland portfolio. This is from a spectacular beach on the Snæfellsnes peninsula and I wish I had...

Over the last couple of weeks, I've been keeping an eye out for old images in my library that I like in the XPan aspect ratio (65:24). I...

NGC 6960 also known as the Veil Nebula has a beautiful shape and color. This image is one of my images that are shown on occasion on...

I've been sitting on this image wondering just how well it works for me for a couple of months now. I was drawn the to the scene and...

Trapped bubbles in ice sure make for a pretty abstract.

This is the very first photo of 2025 I made and at the time I wasn't sure it would work at all, but I rather like it.

A little red and green to say season's greeetings!

I fiddled around with this Fiddlehead a fair bit to get it to be just right for me. The main challenge was the background, getting...

A forgotten image I stumbled upon today while cleaning up my Lightroom catalog.

All these boulders look like someone went by with a spray can and tagged them yellow and orange.

The product of ages of mineral deposition, tectonic shifts and erosion from the sea, these veins make for an interesting subject.

The Wizard's Hat and friends on the Oregon Coast. The best time to photograph here is when you have the super low tides (<-1m) right...

Look at all the life that the tide left behind!

I had a conversation with Gemini around why these trees were leaning into the water as they were and then talked about how it might make...

Sometimes a walk in the woods feels like stepping into a forgotten tale. This little corner of Scotland captured my imagination nearly...

I am pumped to add a new collection of images from Japan to my portfolio. These images are primarily abstracts with the goal of evoking...