Twenty Years in the Wild: The Patience Behind Capturing the Swallow Migration.
The Colorado River near Castle Dome glowed with first light, the water turning from ink to molten copper as the desert woke. Out of the riparian thickets rose a living wave of thousands of Tree...
Hey there, fellow shadow chaser. If you’re reading this, you’ve probably stood in golden hour light, watched a bird, a car, or a lone tree melt into a perfect black shape against a blazing sky,...
An Artist’s Journey. Love, Money, Survival, and That Stubborn Refusal to Suck at It.
An artist’s journey is a lot like everyone else’s: you’re out here hunting for love, scrambling for money, and just trying to survive life without face-planting into the void like the rest of...
Why it’s important to visit and photograph our National Parks.
Photographing national parks is one of those pursuits that sounds noble, looks glamorous on Instagram, and in reality often involves waking up at 4:30 a.m., hiking uphill in the dark, and arguing...
Why the Nikon Z9 Is Basically a Wildlife Photographer’s Secret Weapon.
Nature photography is a beautiful hobby with one tiny problem: nature does not care about your settings, your deadline, or your emotional stability. Birds take off early, elk ignore your composition,...
In the world of interior design, where every element, from furniture layout to lighting schemes, contributes to a cohesive narrative, fine art serves as the emotional anchor. It transforms a space...
