Recently I have received a few email about wolves, and I thought why not do a series of posts on my favorite subject. At times, I have invested large amounts of time looking for and trying to photograph wolves. I would often return to a particular spot day after day and wait for the entire day in the hopes of spotting a wolf. Without a doubt, this time spent has lead to some of my most memorable experiences and favorites images. I hope to share some of them over the next few days.
The last couple of days it seems whenever I have stepped outside the house, I have been greeted by the wonderful sound of passing flocks of Sandhill Cranes.Read More
The Borrego photo I posted a couple of days ago was the second best sunrise from our recent trip- this morning in San Diego was definitely the best!Read More
This dark, gloomy photo of the Imperial Beach Pier kind of summed up my mood when I realized I some how lost the extended keywords to about 400 images! Key-wording is about the only aspect of being a photographer that I don’t really like. I now discovered something worse; re-key-wording the same images! LOL. O well.
We have just finished converting, adjusting and key wording a little over 450 new pictures from our last trip. It always feels good to have that completed, now we can start adding them to our photo website, and sending them off to our agencies and marketing outlets. And that means we can start thinking about our next trip!Read More
I have had a lot of fun working with a young aspiring photographer, Janessa Anderson. Janessa is a High School senior here in Seward and is doing an internship with us. Read More
I promise, this is the last of the new covers! It had been a couple of months since I posted a cover photo on the blog, so I did have some catching up to do.
This is current year’s Seward Chamber of Commerce Visitor Guide for Seward, Alaska. The Chamber was one of my very first customers many years ago, and their cover is one I’m always proud to be a part of!
I find I’m often frustrated when shooting extreme activities. The mountains never look as steep, and the drops as high when I look at my photos after the fact. A couple of years ago I discovered the secret to shooting extreme activities;Read More
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