There is a very fine line between the creation of street photography art and poverty pornography. As a photographer, it is a very difficult and delicate balance to strike. I am not always successful. Sometimes, I don’t even know if…
Every November I run a small-group, 6-person photography workshop in Havana, Cuba. This is an intimate, fun-filled workshop that takes you deep into the beating heart of Cuba's capital city. For November 2019 I've expanded the workshop to include more…
Massive and wild with scenes of spectacular natural beauty, Alaska is one of the last-remaining, untamed frontiers in the world, and one of the most rewarding travel destinations for outdoor adventurers. Due to the sheer size of Alaska, and…
Hey all! I'm running Taos New Mexico Photography workshops for 2019 in conjunction with Taos Print and Photography Services. UPDATED December 14, 2019 All workshops are structured to support basic skills and advance individual techniques in both settings and composition…
When I was twenty-three years old I purposely became homeless for two weeks. I wanted to challenge my privilege as a college-educated white man. I wanted to challenge beliefs I held about homelessness and people-in-need in general. I was also…
One of the main reasons people love nature is the allure of seeing wildlife in its natural habitat. Chances are you’re hoping to bring home a suite of stunning images that capture the essence of the place you’re visiting and…
I'm teaming up again with Eat the Peach Travel to offer a 9-day wildlife photography workshop in Costa Rica April 27 - May 5, 2019. We will cover the basics of wildlife photography, ethics, conservation, learning your subject, knowing your…
Dia de los Muertos in San Miguel de Allende Mexico Once there was an Aztec queen called Mictecacihuatl. She was known as the “Lady of the Dead”. When Mictecacihuatl was just an infant she was sacrificed and sent to the…
Photo by Tomas Fano, CC BY 2.0 Chic and synonymous with luxurious yachts and glamorous film stars, today’s post is all about Marbella. One of the hot spots of Spain’s Costa del Sol, Marbella is a destination that is quite…
On a busy street packed with school children in the central Cuban city of Bayamo, I passed a man hauling a plastic crate full of beets. A few steps more and another man moved by, weaving in and out of the children…
In spite of being the second smallest of all the continents, Europe is incredibly diverse. From the black sands and glacier capped mountains of Iceland to the coastal cliffs and turquoise sea of Sardinia, the best way to explore all…
Plan a Memorable Food Trip to Utah Utah is known for many things and the array of delicacies it serves up with practiced finesse and expertise is just one of them. So, if you are a traveler and a foodie…