Trips

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Shenandoah Summer Wildflowers 2016

Shenandoah National Park is awash in wildflowers this summmer. Here is a collection of photographs from Shenandoah this summer.

Shenandoah Winter

Shenandoah National Park can be one of the most difficult parks to photograph in winter because it is generally inaccessible except by foot when there is ice and snow. For this past winter, I made a determined effort to make the long hikes in through the snow and ice to experience the Park as very few can see it...

South Carolina Low Country

The lowcountry and islands around South Carolina are home to thousands of wildfowl and ospreys throughout much of the year, but especially in the winter. In the quiet hours before dawn egrets, herons, ducks, skimmers and cormorants can be seen feeding in the shallow waters of the marshes and lagoons...

Teton Winter 2014

Weeks often pass in the winter where the Tetons never reveal themselves. But to begin this year, the weather patterns that reduced the amount of snow created an exceptional opportunity for winter photography of the beautiful sunrises and sunsets for which the Tetons are so famous...

Teton Fall 2013

I finally made it to the Tetons for its peak fall colors. But a few days of early snow and strong winds made the shooting a real challenge. Fall foliage was battered in many places of the park but there were a few exceptions, including especially Oxbow Bend...

San Juan Mountains Autumn 2012

Photos of fall 2012 in San Juan mountains

Blue Ridge Parkway

I spent this past Saturday exploring the last colors of fall along the Blue Ridge Parkway north of Buena Vista. The first waves of clouds, fog and winds from Hurricane Sandy were just reaching the Blue Ridge mountains...

La Jolla, California

In summer heavy banks of fog shroud most sunrises and many sunsets near La Jolla, California. When the sun breaks through, especially at sunset, though, the scene can be dazzling or, sometimes, subtle such as when the sun glimmers through walls of fog just above the vast ocean...

Marshland

The low country is dotted with rich marshlands that come alive in late spring as the marshes turns shades of green. These marshes provide habitat for everything from fishes, crabs, eagles, alligators, bobcats to one of the most spectacular birds of the marsh, the great white egret...

Shenandoah Rains

June brought cool temperatures and rain to Shenandoah, which provided just the opportunity I have been looking for to explore South River Falls. These waterfalls have a very limited observation tower across from the falls so I have wanted for some time to hike a couple more miles down and back up to the foot of the falls...

A Walk in an April Snow

My plans for Earth Day consisted mostly of a short hike in Shenandoah. I expected light rain and hoped to hike a couple of miles to some waterfalls. What I got was a rain that quickly turned into a steady blowing wet snow that painted spring's emerging leaves and woods in several inches of snow...

Christmas in the Tetons

Christmas 2011 was a special time in the Tetons. While the snow was nowhere near what it usually is, the frequent clear skies afforded more opportunities to watch that amazing spectacle of the first rays of sunlight turning the Teton peaks into a fiery glow of orange and red...

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