Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado (VOC) will be hosting my photography throughout the months of August and September.
Photographing in large cities and popular tourist areas can cause frustrations – people wandering in front of you, too many people in a scene, the “action” not occurring when/where you would like, etc. In many ways, it’s like the urban equivalent of wildlife photography!
So how do you embrace such challenges? Read on for 8 strategies to overcome crowds. (more…)
I don’t fish, but that doesn’t mean I don’t like going fishing. In particular I enjoy fly fishing as it’s generally more active and engaging, especially if you’re not the one actually fishing. From a photography standpoint, the cool casting and constant movement doesn’t hurt either. (more…)
Late this winter I had the opportunity to check off one of my bigger bucket-list items: skiing in Japan. If you’re a skier or snowboarder, you know what I’m talking about. If you’re not, here’s a quick run down. (more…)
Bison in snow often conjures up images of Yellowstone National Park in winter, but fortunately for me, some descendants of the Yellowstone bison reside just up the highway from me in Genesee Park, part of Denver’s Mountain Parks. (more…)
Some big life changes, a move from California back to Colorado, and some quality time spent with camera, both near home and abroad. Here I recap my 20 favorite images from 2017.
