The Majestic Lower Yellowstone Falls, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA
We were visiting Yellowstone National Park, and one of my favorite places to photograph is the amazing Lower Yellowstone Falls. There are several viewing areas to see the falls. One right up on the falls to begin, and then several other sites further down from the falls. I like this particular spot the best because […]
Tan Water Cascade, Tahquamenon Falls, Michigan, USA
On a road trip across the United States, I had a chance to stop for a few days in the state of Michigan. As I had never been to this state before, I was excited to check out the photographic potential of its many landscapes. As a resident of Oregon in the Pacific Northwest of […]
Daytime at Gullfoss, Reykholt, Iceland
During a self-guided circumnavigation by car around Iceland, we stopped at a number of obligatory waterfalls and were never disappointed, although we occasionally got very wet. This is Gullfoss, one of our favourites. I converted to monochrome because the image called out to me, “Colours not needed!”.
Morning at Sol Duc Falls, Olympic National Park, Washington State, USA
Living in the Pacific Northwest, this assignment – “Waterfalls” – is right in my sweet spot. The Cascades Range of mountains is aptly named, as heavy snows, glaciers, and temperate rainforest conditions create an abundance of water flowing in its journey to the Pacific Ocean. Olympic National Park, in the farthest northwest region of the […]
Angel Falls, Lansing, KS, USA
Angel Falls is a gentle cascade on Sevenmile Creek, with a drop of around 3–5 feet, nestled right behind St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church, near Ida Street in Lansing, KS. There’s an easy, paved half-mile trail from the church parking lot that leads to a viewing bridge over the falls—and you can even walk […]
Autumn on Tucker Brook, Tucker Brook Town Forest, Milford, New Hampshire, USA
The Town of Milford is located in southern New Hampshire (USA) on the banks of the Souhegan River. The town hosted many mills in the eighteenth century and was made famous by the thriving granite industry, once known as The Granite Town in the Granite State. Milford also has the advantage of being less than […]
Nelson Falls, Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park, Tasmania
Tasmania is a landscape photographer’s paradise. It presents so many opportunities, from soaring mountain vistas with snow-capped peaks in the winter, stunning mountain lakes with mirror-like reflections, wild rivers coursing through massive stands of pristine temperate rainforests, historic architecture built by early convict labourers and even, at the right time, incredible images of the Aurora […]
Eastern Hardwoods Waterfall, New River Gorge National Park, USA
Having grown up and lived all my life in the western U.S., being amongst the eastern hardwoods in fall is an amazing sight. West Virginia is an amazingly beautiful state and is ripe with photo opportunities. For this image, I wanted to get down at water level, looking back at the waterfall and have the […]
Buchaille Etive Mor, Glen Etive, Glencoe, Scotland
The Buchaille Etive Mor is a Mountain at the head of Glen Etive in Glencoe in the highlands of Scotland. Running down from the mountain and through the valley is the River Etive, and as it flows down over rocks and boulders during the harsh winter months, the waters become frozen. I captured this image […]
Deep Inside The Mountain, Gljufrabui, 249, 861, South Iceland
What an incredible experience it was to photograph Gljufrabui Falls, which is hidden inside a cave. The weather outside was cool in September, and while I was dressed for the exterior conditions, the cave itself was icy cold. I had to carefully navigate the slippery rocks, which were covered in algae, making it challenging to […]