My Favorite Photos of 2011
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For me January represents a time not only of looking forward to the excitement and challenges of the New Year, but also a time to
For me January represents a time not only of looking forward to the excitement and challenges of the New Year, but also a time to
The northern tip of New Zealand’s South Island is windy, very windy. And sandy, very sandy. This combination leads to the formation of sand dunes,
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The ocean is a wonderful place to photograph. Its constant moving and grooving makes it an endless playground to experiment with all kinds of long
Step behind the lens and learn all the decisions I made while creating this image from Cuyoc in the Cordillera Huayhuash Mountains in Peru including
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Alright, let’s see here. I’m in a location I’ve photographed a dozen times before, and I’ve got the same composition I’ve shot a dozen times
