It’s hard enough trying to stay up-to-date when it comes to processing new photos. Finding time to reprocess old collections for the archive is even more challenging. If you haven’t noticed, the archive mostly houses galleries of photos from 2015 or so, to present. That’s just because I haven’t had time to process all the older stuff again (many of

I’ve just wrapped processing on my January 2022 photos from Yellowstone. I was in the park again to lead back-to-back winter photo tours. Both tours were a lot of fun, and we enjoyed multiple highlights along the way. Once again, bison provided some very good photos ops, and I came away with some nice scenes that (shockingly!) looked pretty good

The 2023 nature and wildlife calendar collection is here! This marks my eighteenth year publishing wall calendars. Though it’s never been a major moneymaker for me, I’ve always enjoyed picking out the images for these calendars, and I’m happy that I can continue to offer several different themes each year. Once again, for 2023, I’m offering nine different nature themes.

I’ve just returned from my first visit to Chile in three years, and somehow I’ve managed to process photos in record time! It probably helps that I’m still ignoring my winter Yellowstone images, and I’m skipping my usual Yellowstone spring visit (originally I was scheduled to leave tomorrow). That’s given me a bit more leeway to concentrate on my most

Author’s note: This is meant to primarily be an information piece, in order to spread the word about sudden changes to park regulations and enforcement on San Juan Island. Though it’s impossible for me to remain neutral on this topic given how it’s affected me personally and professionally, I am not writing this to debate the justification and reasoning behind