Landscape Photo Gallery

I love being outside, traveling and photography. So not much makes me as happy as having the time & money to combine those things I love and share what I've been fortunate enough to see.

When's the last time you were outside and got the chance to take an hour to look at the stars?
Castlerigg stone circle is speculated to be around 4,500 thousand years old. On this evening the lambs were running around playing king of the hill on a few of the toppled stones. Timeless.
A covering of snow the day after Christmas in the Alabama Hills of the Sierra. A rabbit beat me out of bed for the sunrise.
I was particularly lucky to get a little cloud cover this day to make the typically sunny skies a little more dramatic. Early winter morning in the Owen's River Valley.
Amongst the woods of the Lake District lie lush forests full of ferns and Blue Bells in the spring.
The months of July and August this year were astounding for the color, variety and lushness of the plants and flowers found in the Wasatch mountains.
A landmark in the Columbia River Gorge and a photo that almost never was. I sat in the rain and fog for an hour then left. Drove west saw the weather breaking then drove back just in time.
Backcountry touring in the Wasatch can lead to some truly pristine and magical places.
Looking south from a campsite around Trident Lake in the Uinta mountains. I loved the way the pines reached to the night time sky.
Overlooking Stonethwaite valley in the Lake District of England. Featured on Earthshots.org as the <a href="http://www.earthshots.org/2009/07/07/">photo of the day.</a>
On the way to Grasmere from Keswick in the Lake District, the clouds opened a bit to allow the hills and sheep to catch some sun. I was lucky enough to happen by at just the right time.
Looking west as the sun sets over the Irish Sea on a warm summer evening.
This lone starfish was racing... well, doing what it could to catch up with the receding tide.
Along one of the numerous footpaths in the Lake District area.
Oddly enough this was taken in the heart of winter in the Flaming Gorge.
Outside the village of Glasson Docks a number of old fishing boats have been laid to rest.