Macro Photograph of moss taken at The Edge of Appalachia Nature Preserve. A project I worked on with my good friend  Rick Conner, for The Nature Conservancy. We spent over a year creating a look at A Year on the Edge. A collection of images that chronicled the preserve throughout the seasons.

48x60 Metal print $1800.00

Aspen Trip Tych. Taken in Rocky Mountain National Park. Deciding whether this image should be Black and White or Color was a struggle. The B&W ultimately worked best in my living room.

Banff, Canada. Shooting landscapes on the cloudiest of days has a way of bringing you treasures.

Descript Glacier, Banff Canada. Blue ice nestled on the gray and brown of the rock was too irresistible to pass by.ion goes here

Another amazing river in Banff Canada. Long shutter speeds let the water go softly by.

Clouds make the shot, Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia. The High desert of Bolivia seemed to go on forever.oes here

The desert of Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia. An atmosphere of browns and tans.

The train to the edge of Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia. The mineral rich flats supply lithium, magnesium, boron, and potassium. They have to get them out of there somehow. Trains make it work.Description goes here

Ferns along the Kalalau Trail, Kauai. I typically don’t think of ferns as part of the Hawaiian landscape, but this trail was full of them.Description goes here

California Sunset, somewhere along the Pacific Coast Highway. West coast days demand you catch the sunsets.

Aspen grove somewhere in the Grand Teton Mountains. Since I was a kid, I have always wanted to find myself in the middle of an aspen grove.

Dumont Dunes just south of Death Valley National Park, California. Mid day light is usually thought of as the worst time to take photographs. The rules don’t always apply.

Flowers hiding in the lowlands of The Edge of Appalachia Preserve, Adams County, Ohio.

The stone fences of Northern Ireland. Near The Burren, stone must be moved out of the fields if you want to do any kind of farming.

Morning light on Florida’s Gold Coast. The waves were small that day, but you could count on them to sparkle as they came by.

Remnants of the storm, Florida’s Gold Coast. Clouds make the shot so often. 

Flying in Planes, somewhere between here and Ecuador. 

Flying in planes, on our way to Hawaii.

Flying in planes, winter in Utah.

Flying in planes, sunset through the abstractions of the plane window.

Flying in planes, a river cuts its way through Utah.

Remnants of a glacier, Mount Rainier. On the shady side of the mountain, they linger longer.

Hawaiian lava rocks, Waimanu, Hawaii. Texture is the calling card of lava rock, the ocean does it’s best to smooth it out.

Plumeria flowers, somewhere along our Hawaiian travels. My favorite flower. If you see one, make sure to give your nose a treat.Description goes here

Sunset along the west coast of The Big Island of Hawaii. One of nature's best light shows.

Rocks along the beaches of south east Ireland. The palette of color was captivating. I could not look away.

Ripples of water over the rocks of Ireland's south coast. Water and light play with the color and texture of the rocks.

West Ireland low tide.

West Ireland low tide.

The Irish rain near Donegal. You can count on the rain in Ireland to pepper the earth with life giving texture.

Two climbers make their way along a trail in the Alps towards Mont Blanc. It was way too breathtaking to notice the cold.

One of the many islands in the Galapagos. Volcanic and full of life, the Galapagos is a bucket list trip.

Giant’s Causeway, Northern Ireland. Hard to find a shot without the crowds. Just head off in your own direction and find some solitude.

Yosemite Valley, California. One of America's most mind blowing landscapes. Find a way to see it if you haven't already.

A calm and snowy Mount Etna, Sicily. It was erupting before we went and started again after we left. I was really wanting to see some lava action.

The Edge of Appalachia forest floor.

Redwood National park, California. The scale of these trees. Being in their presence changes who you are.

A stand of royal palms, Kauai. We walked through a mahogany forest that opened up to this view. The light made it feel electric.

The stark contrast of Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia. The slat flats go on to the horizon. Every now and then, a mountain breaks the view.

Clouds of Sedona, Arizona. Clouds make the shot on so many occasions.

Smoky Mountain blue sky. The view from Newfound Gap. Tennessee. I took the liberty of pushing the color a bit on this one, but it really was blue and can be.ere

The cold coast of Kalaloch Beach, Washington. Cold beaches are a strange place to be for me. But the pacific northwest somehow makes you feel right at home.

White Sands, New Mexico. You have to walk way off the beaten path to get to a place where the sand is relatively untouched. It is worth the hike.

The shadows of White Sands, New Mexico. All day long the texture of this place are making magic.