On the road again…..Low Country South
I am packing my gear and getting ready for a trip to Charleston and Savannah to photograph the Low Country South once again. I’ll be leading a workshop as well as doing some personal work and explorations. In addition to the regular haunts, I will be shooting a few new plantations in Beaufort County (taking [...]
Storm Surge, Acadia National Park
It’s always a good idea to be out in the field when the weather is not cooperating. On this June morning in Acadia National Park, getting out in the field was a real chore for me. I was feeling awful with a chest cold and it had rained almost constantly for three days. Each morning [...]
Daily Inspiration: Out to Sea, Boneyard Beach, South Carolina
Todays Daily Inspiration is from Boneyard Beach in South Carolina. This location has become a favorite stomping ground of mine while leading workshops and shooting the South Carolina coast. Located about 45 minutes from Charleston on Edisto Island this stretch of barrier beach is loaded with dead trees. As the tide comes in it engulfs [...]
Caostline of Vik, Iceland at Twilight
I am now back home after an amazing two-week journey to Iceland. Over the next week or two, I will be posting new images and stories from the trip. My Iceland 2013 workshop is almost sold out! If you want more details, please email me for more information. The image above is from the coastline [...]
Botany Bay Sunset, Edisto Island, SC
I am back from eight days shooting the low country spring in and around Charleston, South Carolina. At least I was planning on shooting spring, but Mother Nature had other plans, as she always seems to have. The spring blooms had all but dropped except for the Azaleas along Oak Lane in Magnolia Plantation which [...]
Coral Cove Sunset, Jupiter Island, Florida (Joseph Rossbach)
Arriving on Jupiter Island in the early afternoon I went straight to Coral Cove to scout out this location. I was surprised at how little an area of rock it was. I’m not sure exactly what I was expecting, but it seemed like it would have been more expansive. At any rate, the rocks [...]
