Good morning from the streets of Italy. I was up very early and after the sunrise busted, I caught this shop keeper opening his shop before others were up and moving. He was as interested in me as I was him which gave me a chance to catch him in a moment of hesitation as he looked into the camera.
Read MoreAfter staying in for an hour or two at breakfast, we decided to venture out into the rain in hopes of some clearing. Luck was again on our side and we had only a very slight drizzle once we arrived at our location. With everyone prepared for the weather and high tide on our side, we hit the bay next to Kirkjufell for some reflection work.
Read MoreA year in the making, and with thanks to the efforts of Nicky at Eyes on Africa, I have built a nearly perfect photography adventure to photograph the seldom visited tribes of the Omo Valley. An adventure totally focused on capturing these tribes and limited to only four clients. Bring back images that are seldom seen of tribes that may soon be lost forever.
Read MoreI arrived long before sunrise and just watched the immense motion underway. Soon I was in awe of the power of nature and quickly concluded that wanted to create an image that displayed motion, power, fire, and uncertainty.
Read MoreI’m back from Tanzania and UAE only to find myself off the Namibia in a few hours. Once again, I will have only one day of internet connection while in the capital city of Namibia, so I wanted to give you a preview of what we will be photographing (taken from my 2009 trip) in the images below.
Read MoreWe left Reykjavik under heavy clouds after an incredible windy and stormy night. On our drive into the Highlands, we passed through every weather system that mother nature could offer us. It was not long until we began to see fresh snow on the mountain tops. I must admit, I started thinking COLD however, I knew that the change in weather would bring wonderful shooting opportunities. Everyone was in awe of the dramatic landscapes we passed through as we started the final climb into the Highlands of Iceland. Are you guys ready to push some buttons? I really didn’t have to ask.
Read MoreThe Rangers refer to the Alpha Male of a Chimp family as the President and the second in command as the Deputy. During my last tour to Kibale, I photographed Muguzi on several occasions. He was a very stoic Chimpanzee, totally at ease when were around him. When I arrived this trip, the Rangers told me that we had a new President.
Read MoreWith the exception of Lake Manyara’s tree-climbing lions, these big cats don’t usually attempt to climb trees without low hanging and/or easily navigable branches. Their sheer weight, and lack of specific shoulder muscles, makes serious tree climbing more difficult for lions than other big cats, such as leopards.
Read MoreWhen they say the surf is up, they really mean it. What made for wonderful surfing also made for some great wave photography on the North Shore of Kauai.
Another location that you should not journey to under high surf conditions or high tide is the rocky outreach north of Ke’ee Beach. Again, I undertook this location in hopes of getting some great high wave images, but not without first taking a hard look at the ocean state and weather.
Read MoreLongyearbyen is a unique city, to say the least. The city is built on stilts to keep the buildings above the permafrost layers and it's so far north, it's home to the world’s northernmost commercial airport, ATM, post office, museum, and university.After three days of travel, I have finally arrived at Longyearbyen where I will overnight. They call it the land of the midnight sun; it’s blazingly bright at 0100, I know I will definitely be sleeping on the plane at the end of the trip.
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