It was in 1940 that Ansel Adams conducted the first generally credited photography tour workshop, albeit the touring was limited to Yosemite Valley, California. Adams was a great believer in the photographic [read more]
Passerby’s attempt to return a beached juvenile orca to the sea. When I arrived home following the completion of two photography workshops in Alaska, I remembered the shooting as having [read more]
Leaving Frankfort, Michigan one chilly morning in August, I drove past a little boat dock on Lake Michigan. It was totally covered in fog. I did a second take and [read more]
“Reflections” Celestial streamers decorate the sky in tribute to dwindling day, and sea swells catch and release the light that comes along their way. Silk surfaces mirror the sight above [read more]
Copyright © Jim Austin Breakfast at Chick & Ruths Delly in Annapolis. Cream Cheese with Olives As I photographed the early morning light illuminating cobblestones on Main Street in the [read more]
If you are planning to be in Europe this month, don’t miss PHOTOMONTH IN KRAKOW! The Photomonth in Krakow – the 5th edition , Opening of the festival, exhibition of [read more]
An Okinawan Bullfight This Bullfight in Uruma Okinawa, Japan was part of the festivities associated with the Lunar, or Chinese New Year on the 1st of February 2009. According to [read more]
The morning sun, breaking through the clouds, struck the spruce and cedar trees of the island, painting them a golden green. A bald eagle cried out from the high branches. [read more]
In Part 1 of this story, we left Salt Lake City driving through the San Rafael Swell and San Rafael Reef to the town of Moab. Using Moab as our [read more]
…They’re changing the guard at Buckingham Palace, Christopher Robin went down with Alice….” Today, thousands of us, perhaps including Alice, Christopher Robin, and even A.A. Milne himself, are here. We [read more]
The effects of light and dark as the sun streaks across the sand dunes is breathtaking. This past April, I tacked a really wonderful stay in Utah onto the end [read more]
To photographers, Ding Darling Wildlife Refuge on Sanibel Island means birds – and long lenses. Many people carry long lenses and drive in from mainland Florida. I took a path [read more]
The Photographer’s Winter Escape: Fort Myers Beach, Florida Planning a winter escape next year? Does the family need some time on a beach? Anticipating that “cold weather twitch” in your [read more]
“Divine Dimension” Liquid gold glistens on scattered sea sprayed stones, echoing the brilliance of sun’s emblazoned tones. Generous in her ebbing grace, she still has shine to share, creating kaleidoscopes [read more]
Copyright © Jonathan Nissanov Palehóra As a traveler and photographer, I don’t especially like crowds, so if you are like me, you’ll be thrilled with what the island of Crete, [read more]
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