Hiking and Biking in Alta Patagonia
There’s a lot more to unpacking after a trip then taking things out of a backpack. That little receipt from the amazing chocolate shop, the
Last Minute Trip to Argentina: Part 1
As I flip through the pages of my Lonely Planet guide to Argentina I feel an excitement growing like I haven’t felt it in a long
Taormina: the Jewel of Sicily
Recently I had the opportunity to visit an old college friend in Taormina, Sicily, for a few days. This town sits atop a hill overlooking
The Photographer’s Blues
You have been taking photos enthusiastically for months, with subjects ranging from landscape to macro to long exposures and you have participated, or at least
Ancient Architecture – The Pyramids at Giza
It was bound to happen. I grew up a mere two hours flight away but I had never been there. I looked left from the
Peru Day 6 – Nazca
It’s been over five years since my adventures in Peru but the events that took place there, especially the night of October 29th, are burned
Bahamas: Diving with Sharks
Blue is a recurrent color in my photography, a color I have always felt drawn to, therefore it’s no wonder that I feel a special
To Edit or Not to Edit
Every so often in conversation with friends, in online forums or letters to magazines the topic of photo editing or retouching (those opposed will use
San Antonio, Texas
Last week I received an email mentioning San Antonio, TX and since I had not been there yet, but had been planning to visit at
The Basic Illustrated Guide to Cross-Country Skiing
Hello everyone! My Post Office Box today had a nice surprise: an advance copy of the book “Basic Illustrated Cross-Country Skiing” published by Falcon Guides.