Hi all,

So yesterday, I was coming home from Seattle, I did not want to drive around due to the traffic. I had taken my camera with me thinking that I may be able to get some photos along the way.

I'm currently working on doing an entire lighthouse series in this style that I'm calling The Long Watch. There are several others in my Fstoppers portfolio if you are interested.

Recently hiked the Pacific Crest Trail with a Z7II with a 14-24mm lens and tripod. My hiker friends enjoyed the shots, but looking for some feedback from folks with a more critical eye.

I had the good fortune to be in Northern Montana during a springtime, just after ice out. The forest was absolutely amazing.

Recently hiked the Pacific Crest Trail with a Z7II with a 14-24mm lens and tripod. My hiker friends enjoyed the shots, but looking for some feedback from folks with a more critical eye.

I was hiking in a forest filled with Giant Western Red Cedars in the Northwest.

The icing on the cake after hours of shooting the dunes during a windy afternoon. The rim lighting from the setting sun helped define all the different layers.

I hope you enjoy!

a series of deep mud cracks in Death Valley National Park.

I have reason to travel to Yarrawonga in northeast Victoria on the Murray River regularly now, and while the landscape on the flood plains is flat, the skies can make up for the lack of dramatic sc

Afternoon dappled light in the dunes during a windstorm. Some of the most fun I've had while taking photographs.

Mountains, silence, and sky. Sometimes all it takes is a different perspective to feel everything anew.

Big Beef Creek, Seabeck, WA

I'm looking to set if people prefer the color or black and white version.

Recently, I went to the Great Sand Dunes National Monument, for a shoot at dawn. This shot was one of my favorites from the morning.

Exploring the Dolomites, I found this wonderful tower rising from the vegetation, where a small waterfall flows.

Hi guys!