A Practicle Guide to Caddo Lake Fall Colors Photography
When we pack for landscape photography, the instinct is often to grab the widest lens possible. For Caddo Lake, I highly recommend leaving the ultra-wide angle lens at home. Learn why in my Ultimate Guite to Landscape Photograpght at Calldo Lake in East Texas.
Reflections on Bears Ears: Beauty, History, and a Changing Landscape
“They are a reminder that this desert was—and remains—a home, a place of survival, and a site of cultural identity.”
Midnight at Double Arch
“I remember standing beneath the Double Arch, feeling incredibly small under the weight of the moonlit sky.”
Mt. Shasta from Weed
“But here's the genius of it: the archway, designed to be seen from the road, does something incredible”
Confessions from the End of the Jetty, Borlänge, Sweden
“I remember distinctly the crushing weight of the solitude. Not a sad solitude, but the kind where your brain momentarily glitches and thinks, "Am I the only thing left?" That’s the feeling I wanted to photograph.”
Van Life and landscape photography on the California coast in January
Returning to the California coast in my van, I’m filled with excitement to photograph it’s beauty and reconnect with my beloved camping beaches.
Shooting Fall Colors in Texas
Lost Maples Natural Area
First Visit to Caddo Lake State Park
My intention was to create dark, mysterious images that evoke a sense of intrigue and curiosity in the viewer. Through careful composition and lighting choices, I sought to capture the haunting beauty of the cypress swamp.