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Located in Portland, Oregon, this one-of-a-kind Japanese Maple tree transforms into a masterpiece of nature come fall.

At first glance, the tree looks huge, however, I had to crouch to find the right angle to shoot this. This also presented a technical challenge as the tree was very close to the camera while capturing a multi-row panoramic image. The biggest challenge of course is being there just at the right time, as the brilliant colours only last for 2-3 days. When peak colour occurs - it can vary from year to year depending on when fall arrives, and some years, a wind storm would blow all the leaves off before it is perfect... read more

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Mt. Tamalpais has built up quite the reputation among California photographers. It's known as a stunning place to watch the ocean fog flow over the hills and through the trees.

This evening, to most photographers, would be considered a failure, or a "skunk". The fog was lower and further away. When I realized this, I started to drive away to a different location. Not even a minute went by, though, before I noticed this beautiful golden light on the hills, and I just HAD to stop to soak it all in. I couldn't help but notice all the people on the next hill over, just enjoying the sunset. One couple had even set up a full picnic with a table and chairs! Tiny-looking cars made their way up and down the road, lovers held each other's hands, and families pointed in all directions at the fog, sun, and brilliant light.

It was a perfect opportunity for a VAST photo: beautiful golden light that would last just long enough for me to complete the photo process, and so many small, fun details throughout the scene that carry the charm of the experience, and are best enjoyed up close... read more

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