Detour Landscapes and Night Sky Workshop 2020

Detour 2020 came and went in such great fashion, I'm already looking forward to next year's adventures under DeTour's dark skies. I'll make this recap quick: This year, I hosted this workshop on my own with 7 attendees and w...

It's been a few days since we completed the very first workshop that I had the pleasure of co-hosting alongside Ezra Coe (Seriously big thanks to your assistance!) and I could not be feeling more satisfied with the entirety of the trip. As a quick summary, this trip wa...

Another check-in for another season; here we are ushering in Spring with open arms. Here's a few images just to show what I've been up to these last few months.

Well, here we are. Winter again. It was winter when I first began to write up blog posts this time last year about my thought processes and the ways in which I believe I've made personal improvements with my work. Usually I like to compare my improvements from season t...

2019 is here and BIG announcements are in the air! Starting this year, I will be hosting photography workshops where I will be leading groups into amazing areas where all kinds of photography can be done. I feel confident that I have the know-how and the ability to tea...

It's been another three months. I got some new gear and have had time for more wildlife, astrophotography, wedding photos, and have some insight for what's to come for me over the next few months!

It's been three months since my last blog post. When you were last here, you were reading about my time over the winter, having captured incredible ice formations on Lake Michigan, and Snowy Owls, but now it's June. We're getting close to summer and I'm getting some ti...

Read about my growth and development over the course of the last three months involving intimate landscapes, wildlife, sunsets and sunrises.

Chasing the Milky Way has been my drug of choice for the past year or so. Unfortunately, between about September and February, the milky way is not able to be seen at night here in Michigan. This creates a bit of a frustration for us astrophotographers. Finding the Mil...

Before you dig too far here, if you haven't read my first post sharing my tips on how to get started on shooting the stars, head over there if you'd like some quick, general information about night sky shooting. 

You may have seen some of my images of the night sky whe...