Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Travel”
Rockhopper Penguin, New Island, Falklands.
Close-up of a rockhopper penguin. Although they look awkward, it is amazing just how adapt these penguins are at hoping around steep, rocky terrain. I could watch them for hours – and did!
Canon 5D Mark III, 70-200 f/2.8 with 2x converter at 335mm. Exposure; ISO 640, f/9 1/640th of a second.
Jogging at sunset at Mai Poina ‘Oe La’u Beach Park, Maui, Hawaii
We are a bit behind on our website updates, but Janine worked hard while I was in Antarctica and was able to update our section of Maui Photos on our website from our wonderful time spent there just over a year ago.
Showcase image of Bryce National Park in the current issue of Outdoor Photographer.
I have subscribed to Outdoor Photographer many, many years – since my days as a beginning amateur. Back then I would devour every issue as I was so hungry to read and learn anything and everything about outdoor photography. I still subscribe today, now mainly to keep up with trends and friends – I am friends in one way or another with the authors of every major article in one recent issue.
So given this history, I must say I was very excited when they contacted us before my recent Antarctica trip looking for a high-res comp of an image for cover consideration. That would be cool! Days before leaving, they told us they would definitely use the image, if not for the cover as a Showcase image. I had my fingers crossed!
As you can see, it wasn’t selected for the cover, but it is still a nice honor to have been published in the Showcase section – so close!
Chuparosa wildflowers and Indian Head mountain, Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, California.
We have decided to add an additional weekend photography workshop in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park in Southern California this Spring.
I have been teaching a couple of workshops a year each winter for many years now. There is lots to see and do there with and without the desert wildflowers, although the flowers are always a bonus! Hopefully this year we will have some wildflowers. Late last summer, Anza-Borrego was about the only area in California that received a good rainfall – as did much of Nevada and Arizona. Since then, a few more storms have dumped rain in the area leaving me some reason to have optimism.
But even without wildflowers, there is plenty to see and learn – let me know if you have any questions, otherwise follow the above link for more details.
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