Behind the Photograph - Blue Heron.  So much of photography is timing and patience. And to be honest, the same could be said about most things in life. But with photography, that patience is often for the unknown. It's a blind faith. And often, nothing comes to fruition. You wait and wait

Behind the Photograph - Chosen.  The convergence of light and fog are at their peak in south Louisiana in late November to early December. I always keep an eye on the weather forecast that time of year to see if the conditions will line up for that perfect combination. Usually it means

Shooting the Milky Way With dramatic improvements in digital camera technology over the last decade, astrophotography and the ability to capture light from the Milky Way has also exploded. It took me a little longer to hop on the bandwagon but now that I'm on, I'm here for the long haul. I

Hey everyone. This is something I've been working on for a while and been thinking about for even longer - how to create a deeper connection with landscape photography. The most difficult things to convey in a landscape photograph are almost always scale and intimacy. Scale is difficult because a two-dimensional representation of a three-dimensional