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This month over on my website I've shared some reflections on my trip to Great Smoky Mountains National Park last spring. Little did I know at the time how important that trip would be for me and my photography. Link is posted in my story! I hope you
During my trip to Acadia National Park two summers ago there was a lot of weather rolling through the region. The remnants of a hurricane passed by one afternoon/evening and dropped a ton of rain on the region. I went out the next morning to find an
Getting up in the air! About a year ago I got a drone and every time I fly it, it makes me want to get out with it more frequently! Last summer I took it out along the water in St. Pete FL. The shapes along this boardwalk captured my attention as I w
A throwback to my first visit to a national park for photography! Acadia National Park presented a ton of great opportunities for me to test myself. I knew about the icons and there was a part of me that wanted to see if I could execute those. I also
Thrilled to be showcasing some work this week! I was recently selected to share a few images at the upcoming Franklinton Friday on March 10 from 6-10 PM @ 400 West Rich. I've got three metal prints in the show and I can't wait to see what the other a
Overcome - Swipe âž¡ for the best view. This is by far my favorite black and white image I've made to date, and possibly the most evocative image I've made to date, in my opinion. As soon as I shot this from an overlook in my favorite park I knew I had
Along with moving toward black and white in the winter I also usually try to simplify even more. I often worry about “simple” becoming “boring” I have one like this with a bit more complexity to share soon that may strike a be
Winter Tree - Taken in a local park on a foggy New Year's morning. I've got a few black and white images on the way. Winter seems to cause me to shift toward more black and white images, it just seems to fit Ohio winters better than color. Swipe righ