Cabin Services

While we have a deep affinity for tent camping, it’s tough to beat the shelter and coziness of a classic cabin in the woods, especially on a cold and snowy winter day. We’re constantly on the lookout for dog-friendly cabins in the Adirondacks, New England, and beyond, and we enjoy capturing the essence of aContinue reading “Cabin Services”

Publications and Recognition

While photography for me is not about receiving recognition, it does always feel good to have my work published, shared, and recognized. I’m very grateful that my photography and writing have been published in print, online, or on social media by a variety of companies and organizations, as well recognized in photo contests and artContinue reading “Publications and Recognition”

Conservationist Magazine

I’m excited to announce that one of my photos from Cascade Mountain was chosen as the back cover of Conservationist Magazine. You can find this photo in the December/January issue of the magazine. For more information regarding Conservationist Magazine click here.

Last Call!

2024 wall calendars are now available for purchase! This year’s calendar features wilderness images from the Adirondack Mountains, Canadian Rockies, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, New Hampshire’s White Mountains, Pennsylvania’s Ricketts Glen State Park, Oregon, Utah and coastal Maine. The image for each month and calendar grid are both 11″ x 8.5″. All major USContinue reading “Last Call!”

2nd Annual Instagram Fall Foliage Photo Contest

I’m excited to announce that my photo, Fall or Nothing at All, was chosen as the winner of the 2nd Annual Instagram Fall Foliage Photo Contest for NYSDEC. Fog and foliage is one of the most mesmerizing combinations for photography. As the fog mingled with the precipitous mountains on this autumn morning, I was fortunateContinue reading “2nd Annual Instagram Fall Foliage Photo Contest”

Explore the Peaceful Side of the Smokies Like a Local in Townsend, Tennessee

This article along with others written by me can be found at EMS. With nearly 15 million annual visitors, finding solitude in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the nation’s most visited, isn’t easy. While the masses head to the circus-like environment of Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, solitude seekers can find exactly what they’re looking forContinue reading “Explore the Peaceful Side of the Smokies Like a Local in Townsend, Tennessee”