When the opportunity to visit Vancouver Island in British Columbia came up, I didn’t hesitate. I’d first heard of the island through the TV show Alone. While I have zero desire to rough it like the contestants on that show, the rugged beauty of the landscape stuck with me. I knew I wanted to see it for myself—on my own terms, camera in hand.

The theme for Earth Day 2025—Our Power, Our Planet—feels more relevant than ever. Right now, it feels like the Earth is fighting for its life. Our public lands are under constant threat, often at the hands of greed and short-sightedness.

Winter memories from my visit to Rocky Mountain National Park with photography friends. Freezing temperatures, ferocious winds and a whole lot of laughs. Read on and check the photo galleries for all the images

The inaugural Outdoor Photo Alliance Women’s Winter Photography Conference in Estes Park, Colorado, has officially come and gone—and what an unforgettable experience it was!

Photographing foxes can be a truly magical experience for any wildlife photographer. You must be prepared to spend long hours in the field, waiting patiently for the perfect shot. However, with the right skills and techniques, you can capture stunning images that showcase the beauty and grace of these amazing animals.

Are you prepared and ready for your next (or maybe your FIRST) solo photography adventure?

The pandemic and lock down affected each one of us differently but no doubt, affected us all. Let’s focus on the positive effects as there are many.

While at Glacier National Park in Montana last week, one of my goals was to photograph the Milky Way over Lake McDonald. I set up my alarm for 1:30 am and headed over to the lake. Standing alone on the end of a dock at 2 am in the pitch dark was a bit unnerving

Celebrating Earth Day and also the anniversary of Nature First Photography