I put together a short film of one of my outings in Acadia National Park. I hope you enjoy it. Maybe you’ll be inspired to join me in October 2019 on my Autumn In Acadia workshop.

Some days you have to keep moving and continually adjust as conditions change. That’s the experience I had on a recent trip to the San Diego coast.

Good photos aren’t limited to golden hour.

My final day in Acadia National Park last October was on again/off again rain. The skies opened up just long enough for a fantastic view from Blue Hill. I cannot wait to return to Acadia this fall. Maybe you’ll join me!

Weather doesn’t always cooperate, but the only shots you’re guaranteed to miss are the ones you’re not there for.

In today’s video, I visit the beach near Scripps Pier at a very low tide. Many of the rocks that aren’t normally visible make a showing. I share a few photos that show how just a small swing in the tide changes the mood and feel of a photo.

From the archives, a 2017 visit to La Jolla, California.

Acadia National Park is a bucket list item for so many landscape photographers. And now I know why!

Happy New Year! I am kicking preparation for Big Sur in the spring into high gear.

It’s been 3 years since I started making video content in earnest. Help me shape the next 3.

Landscape photographers often have to commit to a composition and wait for the light. Sometimes, we get it wrong.

Join me on a visit to small, demure Coquille River Lighthouse.