Ever since I first heard of the last matriarch society in the world, I knew I had to go there. In a remote part of China, only accessible by a 5 hour car ride,...
Toronto is not my city.I have said this before, and nothing has changed since I moved here 5 months ago, Toronto is just not my city. I am fine living here for now,...
There is an energy about the Stanford campus - a sense of liveliness and excitement. I think they call it "college".I had gone to photograph Stanford University with a fellow photographer and family...
In January, I announced my official transformation from fashion photography into travel photography. I removed all the portraits and fashion editorial work from my website, I archived all the old photographs, and put...
I’m a big fan of food and travel photographer Penny De Los Santos for a lot of reasons. I love her creative vision, I love her storytelling, and I love her perspective on...
“Is this your first time on a glacier?” Our gentle-spoken guide asked, his slim, 6-feet build towering over me. “Yes” I nodded, glancing up from the camera’s viewfinder. It must be easy to...
The last article on Three Easy Tips to Better Your Travel Photography was really well-received and the good news is that I have more tips to share! So, here are 3 more tips...
As the car pulled up to the castle grounds, I was taken back to a different time. From the castle lookout, the vineyards formed a sea of green below. The Tuscany bricks burned...
