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Some mornings make the early alarm completely worthwhile.I arrived at Sprague Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park at 5:...
10/04/2026

Some mornings make the early alarm completely worthwhile.

I arrived at Sprague Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park at 5:00 a.m., long before sunrise, hoping for calm water and a little color. Instead, the sky erupted into shades of orange and red that seemed to stretch across the entire horizon.

Moments like this are why I keep coming back.

Another highlight from my Iceland trip. Seen from above Vatnajökull National Park, glacier-fed braided rivers weave ac...
10/02/2026

Another highlight from my Iceland trip.
Seen from above Vatnajökull National Park, glacier-fed braided rivers weave across the landscape like brush strokes on a canvas. Their milky color comes from glacial flour—fine rock particles created by the movement of the ice.

One of those scenes where the closer you look, the more there is to discover.

Brúarfoss isn't Iceland's biggest waterfall, but it was one of my favorites. The striking blue water winding through lav...
09/26/2026

Brúarfoss isn't Iceland's biggest waterfall, but it was one of my favorites. The striking blue water winding through lava rock created photographic opportunities everywhere I looked. One of those places where you keep saying, "Just one more shot."

One thing I quickly learned in Iceland: no matter how many waterfalls you photograph, the next one will make you stop al...
09/26/2026

One thing I quickly learned in Iceland: no matter how many waterfalls you photograph, the next one will make you stop all over again. A few favorites from an unforgettable adventure.

The Northern Lights are one of nature's most amazing light shows.They begin 93 million miles away at the Sun. Charged pa...
09/26/2026

The Northern Lights are one of nature's most amazing light shows.

They begin 93 million miles away at the Sun. Charged particles travel through space and, when they reach Earth, are guided toward the poles by our planet's magnetic field. There they collide with gases in the atmosphere, creating the dancing colors of the Aurora Borealis.

What made this night unforgettable wasn't just the photograph—it was how spectacular the display was to the naked eye. The sky was alive with movement, color, and constantly changing patterns.

Iceland 2026

A couple of sunrise shots from Saturday morning at the Pikes Peak Regional Airshow. The first is a blue hour shot about...
09/20/2026

A couple of sunrise shots from Saturday morning at the Pikes Peak Regional Airshow. The first is a blue hour shot about 30 minutes before sunrise while the second as a little after sunrise.

The F/A-18F Super Hornet is one of the U.S. Navy’s premier multirole fighters, capable of both air-to-air combat and precision strike missions. Seeing this aircraft up close is a reminder of the incredible engineering, performance, and skill behind modern military aviation.

An unforgettable night in Iceland as the Northern Lights painted the sky in shades of green and purple above a glacier l...
09/14/2026

An unforgettable night in Iceland as the Northern Lights painted the sky in shades of green and purple above a glacier lagoon and drifting icebergs.

One reason I enjoy photographing Snowy Egrets is their unpredictability. A bird that appears completely relaxed can sudd...
08/31/2026

One reason I enjoy photographing Snowy Egrets is their unpredictability. A bird that appears completely relaxed can suddenly launch into a territorial display, chase a rival from a feeding area, or make a lightning-fast strike at prey. Patience is rewarded because the behavior can change in a heartbeat.

One of Colorado's most unique alpine residents, the White-tailed Ptarmigan spends its entire life above treeline. Its mo...
08/25/2026

One of Colorado's most unique alpine residents, the White-tailed Ptarmigan spends its entire life above treeline. Its mottled summer plumage provides excellent camouflage among the rocks and tundra, making these birds surprisingly difficult to spot.

Yellow-Bellied Marmots.These alpine residents spend the summer sunning on granite outcrops and feeding almost nonstop to...
08/25/2026

Yellow-Bellied Marmots.
These alpine residents spend the summer sunning on granite outcrops and feeding almost nonstop to prepare for a hibernation that can last more than half the year. Living above treeline on Mount Blue Sky, marmots are perfectly adapted to one of Colorado's most extreme environments.

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