
Queenstown and Lake Wakatipu: New Zealand Photography Adventure
The plane hasn’t even taken off yet and I’m already overstimulated. There are enough movies and tv shows provided by the on-board entertainment system to

The plane hasn’t even taken off yet and I’m already overstimulated. There are enough movies and tv shows provided by the on-board entertainment system to

I am surrounded by 12-legged beasts who digest their prey by extruding their stomachs through their mouths. The tide is rising quickly and my only

Climbing mountains and flying over one of the world’s most spectacular national parks.
New days, make new man, as they say. And if they don’t say that they should, because today is a new day. I feel like

Glacial meltwater is cold; don’t let anybody tell you otherwise. And it seems even colder when you’re all by yourself in a remote valley where

I’ve been very fortunate in my life to experience a plethora of beautiful moments and gorgeous sunsets. Yet even among all the wonderful evening light

In 2017 I hiked into the Kearsarge Lakes area of Kings Canyon National Park. During the trip I climbed to the top of the 4th Kearsarge
I see that. Do you know what that is? That’s blue sky. Not only is it blue sky, but it’s just about the first blue

How far would you go for a tree? Last night I realized that I flew halfway around the world for one. If this seems crazy

For Christmas this year I got a renewed subscription to NatGeo, some fun photo stuff, and three pounds heavier. I love food and have approximately

Presentation for Nikon USA from the Consumer Electronics Show
Do me a favor, close your eyes and picture this. You’re lying in a bunk on a boat, rocking back and forth, listening to the