The Tikal Ruins of Guatemala
One of my favourite travel memories is from the time I spent at the Tikal ruins in Guatemala. I... Read More...
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This Month’s Online Photography Workshops
I’m a little bit delayed getting these online photography workshops and classes rolling out. But, this month we’re finally moved... Read More...
What’s the Best Photo Editing Software
I get asked about the type of photo editing software that I use a lot. In fact, aside from people asking me what camera gear I use, it’s probably the most asked question regarding my travel photography. And the truth... Read More...
How to Photograph the Milky Way
This is just a quick placeholder for the article that’s coming on how to photograph the milky way. Below are... Read More...
Chan Chan and the Huaca de la Luna
Most people visit Peru to see Machu Picchu, and rightfully so, Machu Picchu is one of the most impressive sites... Read More...
Top 5 Things to Do in China You Didn’t Know About
I really cannot believe that my time in China is over. It has been incredible, it really has. There have been some amazing things to see in China, for sure. And while much of it was a bit... Read More...
Best Places to Photograph the Hong Kong Skyline
Of all the skylines in the world, Hong Kong is among the best and most photogenic. Sure, there are no... Read More...
My First Time Doing Landscape Photography in 60 Days
Lockdown in the UK has been pretty restrictive to landscape and travel photographers. Although I think based on the guidelines... Read More...
Peru’s Colca Canyon: Where Everything is BIG
The tall cliffs of Peru’s Colca Canyon are lined with brick like terraces that give the impression of a Lego-like landscape. The irregularly shaped plots of farmland are thickly filled with wheat, corn, and quinoa. These fields glow in a... Read More...
A Note About the State of My Photography Tours and Workshops
**Updated August 7, 2021** This is a quick update about how things are going to be working with my travel... Read More...
Patagonia with James Popsys and Greg Snell
Each year I offer a couple trips that are run by the extremely talented Greg Snell. In some cases, we... Read More...
Review: The NiSi Switch Filter System
Back in October, NiSi sent me one of their most innovative products to test and potentially review: The NiSi Switch. And, yes, it has taken me about 6 months to get around to reviewing it, but better late than never,... Read More...
Creating a Carnival Budget – How to Spend Less at Brazilian Carnival
Tips for Visiting Brazilian Carnival on a Budget Sitting squarely atop the bucket lists of a number of travelers is... Read More...
How to Shoot B&W on a Mirrorless Camera
While in Morocco, I was with my group at the Volubilis Ruins. It was a bit of a blue bird... Read More...