PHOTOGRAPHY HIGHLIGHTS

Some favorites, some just proof of cool things I’ve gotten to see or do

Perito Moreno Glacier is the only glacier in the world that is still growing.

Argentina, November 2023

From November 16th to December 4th, I went to Argentina for the first time in more than fifteen years. It was a chance to get back in touch with my roots and to be amazed once more at the beauty of the world we live in.

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The South Llano River as it meanders through South Llano River State Park in Junction, Texas, at around 6:30 in the evening.

South Llano River State Park, October 2023

My first solo camping and birding trip to South Llano River State Park in Junction, Texas from October 17-20, 2023

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Special camera settings bring out a sunburst effect in the rising sun over Galveston’s Strand District.

Galveston Street Photography, April 2023

A workshop I attended during Featherfest, where I learned how to find hidden beauty in urban environments.

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This photo of a house finch is one of the best from my camping trip to South Llano River State Park in October 2023.

Birding Highlights 2023

Birding photography highlights from 2023 – some of my best bird photos, or at least documentation of really cool sightings

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Albuquerque, New Mexico, decorated festively for the holidays in December 2022. Holiday décor goes way beyond the traditional red and green.

New Mexico December 2022

My first trip to New Mexico in December 2022 was largely a photography and birding trip.

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The red cliffs at Palo Duro Canyon State Park in Texas on my 32nd birthday as I made my way toward Colorado for a family reunion.

Other Travel Highlights

Amarillo and Palo Duro Canyon, Colorado, California, Vancouver, Alaska, my East Coast road trip, New Orleans, Iceland and London

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One of many blue church domes in the town of Fira on the island of Thera (Santorini) in Greece.

Europe 2014

My first major solo trip to Europe, at the age of 25, visiting Greece, Italy, and France

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“There are always two people in every picture: the photographer, and the viewer.”
Ansel Adams