Doesn’t this little guy look like he’s just having a blast?

Steam from Geysers are off in the far distance from this field of colorful wildflowers in Yellowstone National Park.

A storm rages in the distance over the dunes of the Namib-Naukluft National Park.

Turning the other side form yesterday’s image is one of my favorite coastal formations in the area.  “Sea Arch and Flowers” is a...

I’ll hopefully be returning to the Big Sur area for some coastal photography in the coming weeks.  This particular spot has seen a bunch...

The Imperial Cormorant is also called the Blue Eyed Shag for reasons which should be obvious with this image.

Wildebeest and Zebra make a run for the trees in the Serengeti.

One of the fun things about photography in a forest is overlapping tones of a similar hue in this cause the vibrant bright green of the...

A happy Elephant rubs his trunk against a tree.

Didn't think I'd be doing bird photography with a 28mm lens but this Royal Tern was very chill even as I approached quite close.

I don’t what this guy’s story is and if that kink in the neck was something recent.  He seemed to be fine otherwise and was feeding and...

I hadn’t heard the term “Oakum Boy” to refer to juvenile King Penguins until my South Georgia expedition.  Digging around, it seems they...

Rows of adult King Penguins along with Oakum boys wind up the hillside on this colony at Right Whale Bay in South Georgia Island.

The form of these skeletons of dead Camel Thorn trees comes out really well against a sunlit dune.  This moment only lasts for about 5...

“Dead Trees, Clay Pan” is probably my favorite image I made at Deadvlei in Namibia in 2014.  This is a black & white version of that image.

Little Phantom Falls is another seasonal waterfall in the North Table Mountain Ecological Reserve.  The more rain from a recent storm,...

Right about now is the ideal time to get out to La Jolla to photograph Pelicans.  If you are fortunate enough to live nearby better get...

Morning color and reflections near Face Rock Scenic Viewpoint, Oregon.

I made this image of the remnants of the Davenport Pier in May, back when there were still 4 pylons left.  Seems a storm about 2 weeks...

I’m hoping the rain of this past week continues and intensifies over the next couple of months.  Apart from helping with the drought it...

Another dawn long exposure from this weekend, this time from Hawk Hill (which is was our first stop before Battery Spencer).

The moon comes up just as the sun has gone down.

Another view on the remnants of the Davenport Pier.

This is one of the last images I made with my technical camera, trying to catch a sunrise at Cairngorms National Park in Scotland....