Suspended Sun, Capo Nord, Norway
At the North Cape, the midnight sun is not an event but a state of mind. It lingers on the horizon, neither setting nor escaping, as if night itself has become unnecessary. Light glides across the sea, casting metallic reflections and turning the water into a silent mirror where time seems to watch itself. At […]
Monochrome Reeds, Lake Skadar, Montenegro
This is the companion photo to my previous post, Reeds, only shown in black and white. All the information for the photo is exactly the same as the colored photo. Why the change? I think black and white shows a certain simplicity which, in this case, goes well with the contents of the photo. I […]
World’s Horizon, North Cape, Norway
At the North Cape, the sun does not simply set; it performs a ritual. It drifts slowly toward the horizon, as if aware that here, more than anywhere else, light turns into memory. The sky ignites with shades of orange, copper, and molten gold, while clouds resemble brushstrokes suspended between sea and sky. It is […]
Magic Sunrise, Plage de l’Est, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
I took this photograph on January 24, 2026, at 07:42. The result reflects two fundamental elements of photography: careful planning and familiarity with one’s gear. As mentioned in a previous publication, I used The Photographer’s Ephemeris to identify a local sunrise location that I could reach in less than twenty minutes. The weather forecast was […]
Kilauea Speaks, Volcano National Park, Hawaii, USA
Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park erupted forty separate times during 2025, with each eruption lasting roughly eight to ten hours. During these events, lava was expelled in brilliant red-orange fountains reaching as high as 1200 to 1500 feet. These eruptions occurred at fairly regular seven to ten day intervals while Volcano Observatory staff […]
The Colored Moon, Promenade Bellerive, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
I took this photograph on August 11, 2025, at 21:32. The result reflects two fundamental elements of photography: careful planning and familiarity with one’s gear. As mentioned in a previous publication, I used The Photographer’s Ephemeris to identify local vantage points that I could reach in less than twenty minutes. The weather forecast was favourable, […]
Where The Light Resists, Arctic Circle, Norway
In the Arctic Circle, light is never a neutral element: it struggles, resists, digs. In this landscape photograph, it presents itself as a borderland, where the sky looms with its dramatic weight and the ground, dotted with rocks and silence, seems to preserve an ancient memory. The low, layered clouds advance like a living mass, […]
The Tree, Shark Bay, Perth, Western Australia
Flying a fixed-wing aircraft for this trip with the door off, trying to photograph this legendary scene differently, so I chose to use ICM—Intentional Camera Movement — a very slight movement of the camera to achieve this. The f/25 is due to not using a filter and shooting in broad daylight; it’s all about managing […]
Cut Bank Creek Morning, Glacier National Park, Browning, Montana, USA
Visiting Glacier National Park’s west entrance in August 2025 was challenging due to advance reservation requirements for that entry point. We travelled around the park to the east side and stayed in Browning, Montana, which was the closest town with available lodging. So each morning, we had to make the substantial drive from Browning to […]
Afternoon At Baring Falls, Glacier National Park, Montana, USA
We took a boat ride on Saint Mary Lake while visiting the east side of Glacier National Park in August of 2025. The wind was quite strong and the lake choppy, but the boat captain was able to bring us ashore skillfully for the short hike to Baring Falls. The falls are on Baring Creek, […]