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Photo of the Week

An iconic Pacific Northwest scene of Punchbowl Falls pouring into a rocky grotto lined with vibrant green mosses and ferns. While inspiring landscapes such as this often seem like permanent fixtures, statues sculpted from the most impervious stone imaginable, we are sometimes reminded just how fragile the Earth is. Due to the careless acts ofContinue reading “Photo of the Week”

Photo of the Week

It’s about the journey, not the destination. This well-worn saying can be applied to almost any context, but may hold most true when used in regards to climbing mountains. The sense of achievement, awe, and wonder gained from moving your being to a mountain summit rivals any other human activity or pursuit in terms ofContinue reading “Photo of the Week”

Photo of the Week

While photographing waterfalls, there’s one phrase that’s often in my head – “get wet.” I love getting right into the water (where it’s safe to do so) and feeling the cool water surge over my legs, almost as if I’ve become part of the stream – a human boulder of sorts that the water mustContinue reading “Photo of the Week”

Photo of the Week

Squeezing myself into a crevice in the rock allowed me to get this interesting perspective behind sheets of water spilling over the lip of a gorge next to a pretty waterfall. Afternoon sunlight filtered through the vibrant forest after a passing shower to help accentuate the veil of falling water. Ricketts Glen State Park, Pennsylvania.Continue reading “Photo of the Week”