Last Fall I roamed around Oregon for a month. Alas the interior of the state was on fire with numerous forest fires that in some cases made it impossible to shoot. But not the coast. Some of the most rewarding

Ive been hired to shoot people and their boats a few times and it's a lot of fun. I just need to figure out a way to market myself to boat owners. Who doesn't want a nice photo doing what they love to

I have been hard at work finishing the developing of my last road trip. Now you can see the photos from my trek to the Bristlecone Pine Forest at my photo gallery! If you are ever in the Easter Sierra

I found this abandoned gas station in what was, basically, and abandoned town. At least on one side of the road. While there was still a bit of business (liquor store / motel combo) there was not much.

How are you doing with your stock photography efforts? If you are off to a slow start... don't know where to start. Can't find the time to start or any number of those challenges, rest assured, I've been

A couple of years ago I had the good fortune to go to Cuba for an immersive organized photography trip. It was an amazing experience and I have, literally, hundreds of images I am very proud of from that

I was busy shooting sailboats on the harbor when all of a sudden I heard the sound of propeller planes in the distance. The sound got louder and louder and then, out of the fog and mist appeared these

The Yesteryear Regatta in San Diego is an annual event that brings together all the classic boats in the region. Its organized by the Ancient Mariners Sailing Society which was founded in 1975 to support

I saw that @claudiaz was hosting a photo contest this week and its my favorite theme; "Harbour and Yacht Club". My challenge is that I literally have thousands of images that would fit that theme.

As I began processing this photo I kept feeling like I was back at this spot on the coast of Oregon, near Brookings. It must have been a strong moment because the memory of the vertigo this gave me came

Harbors in the morning are "my thing." Usually its quiet and the water is calm, perfect for creating memorable reflections. In working harbors, there can be a variety of activities underway before

Hello! Long time, no hear from me... It's not because I've been hiding or worse yet, procrastinating... again! No, I've been working on it or as a mentor once told me, "Doing the Thing," AKA,

I went to the Carlsbad, CA Flower Fields where they grow the Tecolote Giant Ranunculus at the very peak of their color this year! Here is one more and perhaps my favorite shot of my visit that Im entering

Southern California is one of the few parts of the USA that experiences a semi tropical environment year around and as such, has a history rooted in agriculture. The lands slightly inshore, North of San

This person has been posting someones sailing vlog whom I know for many months as if it is their own in an attempt to earn money off of their content. It doesn't seem right.

I got to hop on the replica of "America," the sailing yacht that won the first America's Cup in 1851, for the 30th Annual Schooner Cup! What a blast! It was a typical coastal day day with fog,

I spent the entire month of September on the road. I Should do it more often! My MOO was get up before dawn to find a great place to shoot the dawn and early morning, all pre-planned. Come back to the

To end up with a high resolution, large print format size, I shot 4 horizontal photos progressively higher. Some times this works out and some times it does not. I got really lucky this time. For just

Welcome back to our journey discovering if we can make it in stock photography. How is your journey going? Let me know in the comments! This is the 5th installment. You can find links to the other ones

The Oak tree is a common site in the wilds of California. They range from stately, large and tall to shrubbery depending on the environment. In the Fall they add a nice color to the landscape. Being deciduous,