This is the dream. A little boat in a big blue sea, anchored next to a little island under a big blue sky. This is a photo I took during a sailing trip in Madagascar. I have been wanting to go back there ever since. I probably think about it at least once a day. …
Rumi is one of those poets that has the power to bring you into the magic with just a few words. Things have been rather chaotic lately with my being pregnant and moving from Congo to Costa Rica. We’ve been taking little breaks here and there to sit and read Rumi’s poems to our unborn …
This is a photo from my most recent photo essay, The Temples of Cambodia. This was taken at Bayon temple in the Angkor Thom temple complex. Check out the whole collection on my Exposure site by clicking on the link above (for full page view) or scroll down. Magic 29/365, Bayon Temple, Siam Reap, Cambodia The Temples …
A few years ago I was lucky enough to spend four days sailing in the Mozambique channel off the coast of Madagascar. Still to this day I consider this one of my most epic travel experiences of all time. I took this picture on a misty morning as the fishermen were setting out to work …
This week I am working on an Exposure photo essay of a trip I took to Madagascar in September of 2015. It’s amazing how much I have grown as a photographer since then. Sometimes I look back on past creative works and feel embarrassed by how bad I was, but today I am instead choosing to …
This is a photo from my Exposure Photo Essay The Bay Less Traveled, Post Cards from the Other Side of Halong Bay. The story is about two nights we spent cruising the coves of Haiphong and Halong Bay. This was a majestic and dreamy landscape. Definitely one of my favorite experiences while traveling in Vietnam. …
Ok, this is the last photo of my seven-part series of favorites from my photo essay, The Namib Desert from Above. Of course, for the grand finale, I had to include one of Sossusvlei, perhaps the most remarkably photogenic piece of landscape I have ever witnessed. I will be releasing another photo essay of my …
Are you sick of the Namib Desert yet? Ok, here is one from the Skeleton Coast (also the Namib Desert, sorry). This photo is of the Shawnee shipwreck. This boat has been catching rays and collecting desert dust since 1976. It is one of two ships I photographed during my scenic flight over the Namib …
Photo number five of my seven-part series is one of several photos that I took during my scenic flight across the Namib that remind me more of an abstract painting than a photograph. See the rest of these and many more in the full photo essay on my Exposure site. If you find yourself in …
Another endless sea of tranquility from the Namib Desert, unless you were walking across it rather than flying. Then you would be anything but tranquil. A few days after I took this photo I drove to Sossusvlei and spent three days there taking photos. The shoots had to happen between the hours of 5 am …