How to flatter your would-be photographer… It’s been a while since I blogged a personal story, and this was one of those “have to write about this” opportunities.
I would prefer not to actually be packed into your suitcase, but next time you book your dream vacation or weekend getaway, consider hiring a professional photographer (i.e me) to spend a day, two, or even the whole week with you and your family, documenting your journey through the beautiful and wonderful places you go!
This is our office, our place of business, our boardroom, our City.
Not bad for just looking out the window at sunset. I love this place.
A Foggy San Francisco Sunset | View of the Golden Gate Bridge and the City
I’m excited to announce that Leslie Bahr of Whitetail Wine Bar in Guerneville, CA has invited me to show 11 pieces of my landscape photography in her lovely gallery. It’s a fantastic opportunity that I’m elated over as Russian River wine country is just entering into the high season and I can’t wait to show my work in print to everyone starting this week and continuing throughout the month of May!
A little slice of heaven in Mendocino Wine Country. Good to get away for a bit 🙂 Love the Chards and Pinot’s up here…
This was one of those sunsets you can’t believe you got to witness and all you have to do is look out the window. JPEG file straight from the camera. I love when I don’t have to process an image 🙂
This past February, I traveled to Ireland with my mom. We visited 14 counties, had countless wonderful experiences, and sadly said goodbye to grandma. The winter trip to the Emerald Isle was filled with many emotions, from elated excitement of exploration to eyes bawling sadness. At the end of the two and a half-week adventure, I came home with countless amazing memories of a great road trip with my mom the likes I haven’t seen since I was 12; a trip I’ll never forget and always cherish. Traveling to Ireland was always special to our family. When my brother and…
I’ve been seemingly obsessed with creating Panoramic images over the past year or so. I tried it out a couple of years ago, and to be honest I kinda sucked at it. Exposure was all off, and even the wonders of Photomerge in Photoshop couldn’t properly align and setup my images : ( Practice makes perfect, and though I’m far from that accolade, I have taken mentorship from a few pro photographers I admire as well as multiple attempts at it to heart, and I typically don’t make an image of a landscape these days without trying my hand at…
