I’ve spent a lot of time around tropical mountains, and for some reason I always love to watch the mountains catch the clouds which provides water and rain for the hundreds of plant and animal species on their slopes. I … Continue reading The Mountains of Hawai’i
These shots were taken above Arizona on my way to Tucson. The scenery mostly caught my eye because of the erosion and drainage patterns combined with hard layers in the geological make up of the whole landscape. And the light … Continue reading Arizona in Flight
This photograph was taken on Christmas day in 2015 at Maine’s Old Orchard Beach. My mother and I decided to go to the beach on this unusually warm winter evening and saw a stunning sunset. The water draining from the … Continue reading Maine’s Old Orchard Beach
Florianópolis is famous for its beaches, 42 of them to be exact. While living there, I tried my best to hit them all but kept coming back to favorites like this one, Praia da Joaquina, a popular surf spot with … Continue reading The Beaches of Florianópolis
Storms often create amazing conditions for beach photography. On Okaloosa Island, the spray from the waves settled into a dense fog along the sand. I loved how the lone walker’s silhouette added some perspective to the height of the waves … Continue reading A Stormy Day on Okaloosa Island
Far on the southern part of the Brazilian island of Florianópolis, there’s a small, but breathtakingly beautiful fishing village called Ribeirão da Ilha. The seaside neighborhood has kept the traditional charm and cuisine of the fisherman who first immigrated from … Continue reading Brazil’s Ribeirão da Ilha
Pictured here is a view of an amazing sunrise from the Purchase Knob Cabin in the Smoky Mountains. Though I had to wake up at 4:30 a.m. to see it, the colors were worth it! Continue reading Sunrise in the Smoky Mountains
A couple of summers ago I went with my family on a Caribbean Cruise. My favorite stop was in Puerto Rico, where we ventured off to this remote beach and were free of all other cruise-goers. We enjoyed it so … Continue reading A Stop in Puerto Rico
This photograph was taken in India Point Park in Providence, RI on February 2016 with my iPhone. I was driving to the airport, but had to pull over when I saw this view. The sun was setting and backlit the … Continue reading India Point Park in Winter
This conical rock is not natural but rather is the result of bombing during World War II. While no actual fighting took place in the Galapagos, US soldiers were stationed on the islands during the war and practiced bombing on … Continue reading WWII History in the Galapagos
In January, I passed this gorgeous row of shops in Lucerne, Switzerland. The city is small, but vibrant. With the cool, majestic Alps hanging in the background, tiny souvenir shops, cozy bakeries, and high-end watch emporiums line the cobblestone streets. … Continue reading Shops of Lucerne, Switzerland
While the island of Florianópolis, Brazil is known for its beaches, so is the “continente” or the mainland. About an hour or so south of the island lies Praia do Rosa, a hot summer destination for families, surfers, and partiers … Continue reading The Beaches of Praia do Rosa
One World, Two Feet 