Chasing the Fog: Photographing Coastal Landscapes in the Mist
Fog has a way of transforming the familiar into the mysterious. Along coastal regions, where shifting weather is part of daily life, fog and mist […]
Nikon Unveils the Nikkor Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S II: A Lighter, Smarter Standard Zoom for Travel Photographers
Nikon’s new Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S II has arrived — and for travel shooters, it could redefine what a do-everything zoom can be. Lighter, faster, […]
Experience Maine: A Photographer’s Coastal Dream
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Photographing West Quoddy Head Lighthouse
Perched on the easternmost point of the continental United States, West Quoddy Head Lighthouse is a destination that every travel photographer should experience. Its candy-striped […]
Kodak’s Iconic Travel Films — and Why Now Might Be the Time to Stock Up
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Kodak Faces Financial Crossroads, but Optimism Remains
For generations, the name Kodak has been synonymous with photography — from a roll of Kodachrome film tucked in travelers’ bags to the iconic yellow […]
Capturing the Arched Bridge in Somesville, Maine
Tucked just off Route 102 on Mount Desert Island, the white arched footbridge in Somesville, Maine, may be one of the most photographed scenes in […]
Blueberry Heritage Beneath A Bright Blue Dome
Tucked along the scenic Downeast coast of Maine, just off U.S. Route 1, a vibrant blue geodesic dome rises unexpectedly from the landscape. This whimsical […]
When the Parks Are Too Full to Photograph: Overtourism in America’s Wild Spaces
This month, I set out to photograph Acadia National Park — one of the most iconic and beloved landscapes in the United States. I expected […]
Goblin Valley State Park: A Surreal Playground for Landscape Photographers
Utah’s red rock country is a landscape photographer’s paradise, but few places are as whimsical — or as weird — as Goblin Valley State Park. […]