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Last week we had what southerners would call a “snow day” and northerners would have simply called “a snow.” On the second day, I went out there for about an hour, hiked down the hill and back, and here’s what I came up with. You can see a few mor ... Continue Reading
Happy New Year, everyone! Here's to a great year and a great 2011. Continue Reading
Last week, a friend from New York who I met on my study abroad trip to Costa Rica in 2009 stayed with us for a couple of days on his way to move to New Mexico. Last Tuesday, we took a day trip to Kyle’s Landing on the Buffalo River and took a quick day hike to Hemmed-i ... Continue Reading
In my last post, I talked about my trip to Yosemite National Park with my family this summer. After that, we spent about five days in sunny (and chilly) San Francisco. My family had been to San Francisco once before (yes, they went without me when I was gone for a summer in h ... Continue Reading
A few posts ago, I mentioned that I was going back to India, this time on assignment -- but I never gave any more details after that. Here's what you've been waiting for. Continue Reading
Yesterday I went for a short hike around Devil’s Den State Park in Arkansas with my mom and brother. We meandered about for a few hours, sat by the river, and of course I took some photos. Here are a few, and you can see the rest here on Flickr. (P.S. I like this first one ... Continue Reading
This past Labor Day I went camping with my fiance and a few friends at Kyle’s Landing on the Buffalo National River in Arkansas. It’s a beautiful, beautiful place. (You’ve already seen shots from this same area here and here, right?). We took a short day hike to ... Continue Reading
Well, it finally happened. I’ve finished processing my photos from the Wakarusa Music & Camping Festival, which only happened, what three months ago? Wakarusa moved from it’s hometown of Lawrence, Kansas, down to Mulberry Mountain near Ozark, Arkansas, last year. ... Continue Reading
I came across this post by Eric Kim, an urban photographer from L.A., recounting 100 things that he’s learned about photography. As I have not made such a list, I thought I’d repost his here and add my personal opinions about each one. This way, you get a good, and ho ... Continue Reading
It is an unwritten rule that the worst light to take photographs in is around noon. The sun is straight over head, so the shadows are flat/boring, the colors aren’t vibrant, and worst of all, it’s usually hot. OK, so that rule is probably written in lots of places. Bu ... Continue Reading
