I’m kicking off my annual photography review content with a collection of images from my tour clients. Throughout the past twelve months I’ve shared a number of fun experiences on the road with my guests, so this post highlights some of their photos from the year that was. These, of course, are images taken during the tours I led, either locally or abroad,

At the end of each year I like to do a quick review of my favorites in entertainment and literature, for fun, before I get to all of the photography-related retrospectives. You can see my lists from 2018, 2017, 2016 and 2015 here.   The Best Books I Read in 2019 Unfortunately, I didn’t get to read quite as many books as usual this year.

I’ve just published my fourth annual yearbook magazine! This year’s issue is 68 pages long and features both color and black and white photography. PHOTO/19 recaps my photography adventures from the past twelve months, starting with my local outings in the Pacific Northwest last winter, all the way through to my latest work this fall in the Great Bear Rainforest and

I’ve finally finished processing photos from my last tour of the year… which took place back in September. It’s been a bit hectic since then, but thankfully I was able to carve out some time amidst all the year-end projects. So my Great Bear Rainforest trip images are now up in the photo archive. This is a special tour: a small

I’m going to review an apple. No no, not an Apple computer. Not an iPad, or the AirPods Pro (surprisingly great on planes, btw). An actual, consumable piece of fruit. Why? Is it because I’m still relishing this weekend’s Apple Cup victory? Is it because I’m a proud Washingtonian, who will blindly defend the greatness of Pacific salmon, Duke’s clam chowder,