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Hello everyone! Just a quick update to let you know that the full description for my “Wild Lands & Wild Life: Denali Highway Fall Color Tour” is now online! If you are looking for an incredible way to experience Alaska – look no further. Wild Lands & Wild Life: Denali Highway Fall Color Tour – 2011 I’m also going to try something new out for the rest of 2011… Want to make $100? I thought that might get your attention! Meet the F.R.I.P. – Friend Referral Incentive Program. Don’t you just love acronyms… 5 easy steps: Post a link to my Alaskan Photo Tours & Workshops page on your personal blog, website, twitter, and/or Facebook page. Refer a photographer friend (or friends) to my 2011 Alaskan Photo...

Best Photos of 2010 blog project Results via JMG-Galleries and Borrowlenses.com Lens Rentals Best Photos of 2010 by Jim M. Goldstein – JMG-Galleries Best Photos of 2010 by Matthias Wassermann – Mawpix.com Exploring Light -Top Photos 2010 – Chris Moore My Top Ten Photos for 2010 – Tom Varden My Top Ten Photos of 2010 | Craig’s Musings – Craig Vitter Top 10 Photos for 2010 | Dobson Central – Ken Dobson Best Photos of 2010 – Carol Bauer My Best photos from 2010 – Janis Janums My Best Photos of 2010 – David Taylor | SixtyoneNorth.com 2010 – Year In Review – Jon McCormack Photography – Jon McCormack S Zacharias: Best of 2010 – Stephen Zacharias 2010 Photos – David Hernandez Iceman Photography – Top 10 in 2010 Best of 2010 – Dave...

A few days ago, I “sat down” with professional photographer and writer, Guy Tal. Guy lives in Torrey, Utah, and specializes in photographing wild spaces in the American Southwest. I recently reviewed his new eBook, “Creative Landscape Photography” and found it to be vital reading material that belongs on every nature photographer’s book shelf (physical or digital). I’ve been a fan of Guy’s photography and writing for several years now, since I first started participating in various photography forums. His photography is absolutely stunning and shines through in its inherent simplicity. It makes you drop your jaw in awe. His writing is inspirational and contemplative, subtle in style but bold in context. It makes you...

I’m happy to announce another photography tour to Cordova, Alaska. I’ve been going to this area for the past several years, the same time each year. It is probably my favorite region in all of Alaska. It offers such incredibly beautiful landscapes and diverse wildlife at every turn. I’ve just published a tour description for this Alaska photo tour. If you are looking for an incredible adventure intertwined with epic photographic opportunities, you don’t want to miss this AdvenTour! Wild Lands & Wild Life: Cordova – Alaska photo tour description. Update – only 4 spots available! Want to be kept up to date about all of my Photo Workshops & AdvenTours, tips & tricks, and news? Only Newsletter subscribers receive special discount

Well, here it is… the project I (not so?) subtly hinted at last night on this blog. This summer, Scott Slone (of Alaska HDTV) and I spent a few days hiking the Reed Lakes Trail (and beyond) in Hatcher Pass. I shot several photos that I am very happy with, and Scott worked tirelessly on getting clips for this video. We have several ongoing projects that will carry on this tradition, if the response is positive. So, if you like it, sound off in the comments below – we’d love to hear from you. Also, be sure to stop by Scott Slone’s awesome website featuring adventure travel in Alaska – Alaska HDTV. Without further ado, here is… “Hiking Reed Lakes, Alaska”! Want to be kept up to date about all of my Photo Workshops &...

Things might look kind of different around here. I’ve been threatening (myself mainly) to switch the theme and design of my site for some time now. I liked the old one, but it was kind of busy and had gotten a little stale over the past few months. So… I’ll try this one out for a while and see what everyone thinks of it. It is definitely a work in progress. This template, like the last, was created by Graph Paper Press (and then abused by Yours Truly). I like the simplicity of the design and emphasis on the images. Hey, I’m a guy. I like things simple. And I’m a photographer – so I like images. Time will tell. The downside to this whole switchover? Well… I must assume the blame here. When I created my first website, I...