Jarrett Griffin Photography

05/25/2022

06/08/2020

Something slightly different for Ocean Day. Early morning light illuminates some tidal ponds at Fernandina Beach, FL.

06/06/2020

I apologize for the absence over the last week. It has been a trying time. Regardless, today marks an important historical date in our nation's (and the world's) history.

‘They fight not for the lust of conquest. They fight to end conquest. They fight to liberate.’ — President Franklin D. Roosevelt

The monument pictured is Les Braves Monument on Omaha Beach in Normandy. - 2018

05/29/2020

Happy weekend, folks! A throwback to one of the most incredible sunsets over the water I've been lucky enough to witness. From Indiana Dunes State Park. - 2016

05/27/2020

It's Wednesday and almost the end of another week... but really any day is a good day for a sunset. From Lake Renwick near Plainfield, IL. - 2018

05/26/2020

Waterfall Glen in Illinois sits around the Argonne National Laboratory and features a number of forested walking trails... and also this waterfall that is the park's namesake.

05/25/2020

Philadelphia from the Spring Garden Street Bridge at twilight.

05/23/2020

North of Green Bay, Wisconsin looking out across Dead Horse Bay towards the Green Bay State Wildlife Area. It is always a great feeling to have an early morning trip pay off like this. - 2016

05/21/2020

This photo, from a mountain lake near Salt Lake City, Utah was taken right after a hailstorm passed through. - 2019.

05/20/2020

A vivid and incredible sunrise peaks over an abandoned home by the side of Interstate 55 in Joliet, IL. This home has since been demolished. - 2018.

05/18/2020

Throwback to an incredible sunset at an incredible place. This view is looking back away from the more iconic and recognized one of Horseshoe Bend in Page, Arizona. You can get a sense of the immense scale of the cliffs from the dots of people on top. - 2016.

05/16/2020

The abbey at the top of Mont St Michel in France dates back to the 9th century when it was still under Roman rule. According to history, the town was separated from the mainland of Normandy by a tsunami in roughly the year 709.

Picture is from 2018.