This summer I collected footage of some breathtaking landscapes and wildlife during my time off from commercial fishing on a small island in Alaska to put together a music video for my brother's new song,

I figure there's no such thing as too many koalas, so here are pictures of all of the koalas I saw during my time at Australia. Enjoy ;P

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Now that I am back in the U.S. and have access to decent Wi-Fi, I would like to invite you to join me on a journey that I embarked on in late March. While others who were on the semester abroad rented

It's interesting to see how different cultures see the same night sky and see different things. The aboriginal people of Australia see shapes in the patches of darkness (the dust clouds) as well as the

This is a combination of two different exposures, since the moon in the original image was way too bright. It was my first attempt at something like this, so I'm not sure how to blend the two exposures

Even though it was a full moon, I still saw one of the clearest night skies ever on Heron island. This place is truly magical. CameraLensFocal LengthApertureISOShutter Speed Nikon D520011-16mm13mmf/2.880030s

I got to witness over one hundred baby green turtles hatching and making their way across the beach into the ocean. This was one of the most beautiful experiences of my life, yet so heartbreaking. Seagulls

Dolphins are one of my favorite animals, so it was a dream come true to see these Aussie humpback dolphins at North Stradbroke Island!

This was my first time really getting to explore a big city, and I absolutely loved it! Sydney is a magical place - definitely worthy of its fame. It's particularly beautiful at night, which you can see

Here are some landscapes I've taken during my travels through Victoria, Australia. Click on the image to view full screen Click on the image to view full screen Click on the image to view full screen Click

We made it to Australia! We've been staying at a motor inn next to Monash University in Melbourne, where we've been learning a lot about the unique endemic wildlife here in Australia as well as the aboriginal

I would describe my current view of New Zealand as euphoric. The landscape and grand variety of endemic wildlife are unreal. Tonight I will be leaving Queenstown to spend majority of the rest of the semester

This panorama was the only drone shot I took during my time in New Zealand at Mt. Cook. It was taken at one of the few locations where I was legally allowed to fly my DJI Mavic and take some pictures of

At 1,748m at the top of the Ben Lomond Track we met a friendly kea, the world' only alpine parrot. He was very cute, and extremely curious. Unfortunately their curiosity has helped contribute to their

A group from our study abroad program spent the day hiking up the Ben Lomond Track in Queenstown, which took 8 hours in total. We couldn't have asked for better weather! The hike led to a breathtaking

On Wednesday we visited the Royal Albatross Centre in Dunedin. The Royal Albatross is one of the largest birds in the world, next to it's slightly larger cousin, the wandering albatross. It was cool to

There is a plethora of wildlife surrounding Mount Cook National Park, some of which is invasive, and others, endemic to New Zealand. The introduced rabbits, which are considered pests, are extremely

My shorts were soaked by the end of the shot, but the end result was definitely worth it. Click on the image to view full screen CameraLensApertureISOShutter Speed Nikon D520011-16mm + 64 NDf/141008s

The beautiful scenery around Mount Cook National Park is hard to beat, but conservation of its environment is essential - now more than ever. Andy, a friendly and very knowledgeable DOC member, informed