Sandhill Cranes in the Central Valley | Nature in Northern California
As my interests evolved in photography subjects, I became interested in wildlife and, ultimately, birds. Because birds are everywhere, they are just such a great subject. Each year during the winter there are thousands of sandhill cranes in the valley who over-winter here.
Bodega’s Permanent Residents | Northern California Fine Art Photography
If you know me, then you know I like to explore and photograph in cemeteries. I love looking at the dates on the headstones, putting together a possible story about the people who are there, what their lives were like, and how they spent their days.
Podcast with Grant Swinbourne | Northern California Landscape Photography
I was invited to be a guest on Grant Swinbourne’s podcast, Landscape Photography World. Grant creates a comfortable environment to share answers to his questions about landscape photography, creativity of the process, and so much more.
Bryce Canyon National Park | Northern California Landscape Photographer
As I set off on a road trip to Wyoming, a friend messaged me that there was smoke blowing into the Jackson area. I finally decided that landscape photography and smoke don’t always play well together, so I changed course and headed for Bryce Canyon National Park; a park I had yet to visit.
Forcing Bulbs to Bloom Indoors
This time of year can be so hectic with the holidays quickly approaching. But, every year I try to plan ahead so that I have some beautiful, fragrant blooms to enjoy during winter. I decided to spend a little 'me' time planting some narcissus bulbs (also known as paperwhites) in glasses to force them to bloom inside. It's a project I do annually usually in mid-October.