Every spring, for a window of just a few weeks, the United States transforms into one of the most photogenic places on Earth. Hillsides erupt in orange poppies. Forest floors carpet themselves in trilliums and trout lilies. Desert valleys ignite with lupine and goldfields. These wildflower blooms are fleeting, unpredictable, and absolutely breathtaking, and they … Read more
Every spring, as temperatures climb above freezing, something magical happens across North America. Snowmelt surges down mountainsides, fills creeks to overflowing, sends waterfalls roaring, and floods low-lying trails with mirror-flat reflections. For photographers, this two-to-four-week window is one of the most dramatic and underrated shooting seasons of the entire year, and most photographers miss it … Read more
Easter weekend is one of the most photographically rich times of the year. Golden morning light, blooming flowers, kids hunting eggs, soft overcast skies perfect for portraits, and if you’re near the right trail, possibly the best wildflower display of the year. Whether you’re shooting a family Easter egg hunt, heading out for a sunrise … Read more