Landscape Photography Journey

Florida Wildlife Photography: Where to Find Birds in Florida If you’re searching for the best spots for Florida wildlife photography or wondering where to find birds in Florida, you don’t have to look far. From world-class wildlife refuges to your own backyard, Florida offers some of the easiest and most rewarding bird photography opportunities in […]

Best Places to Photograph Florida Wildlife Florida is a dream destination for anyone interested in birding or wildlife photography. From vibrant roseate spoonbills to the prehistoric-looking wood storks, the state is packed with opportunities to capture incredible bird species year-round. If you’ve been searching for the best birding locations in Florida, this guide will help

There’s something undeniably magical about 35mm film. After years of shooting high-resolution landscapes on digital cameras, I found myself craving something different, something slower, more intentional, and a little less perfect. That’s when I picked up a Canon AE-1 and a few rolls of Kodak Portra 400, and headed out into the wild Florida landscapes.

Exploring Wildlife at Orlando Wetlands Tucked away just east of the city, the Orlando Wetlands Park is one of Central Florida’s most underrated gems for wildlife lovers and photographers. If you’re into birding, nature walks, or just want to discover the wilder side of Florida, this park delivers in a big way. In my latest

If you’re passionate about Florida wildlife photography, there’s one bird that never fails to steal the spotlight, the Roseate Ppoonbill. With its vibrant pink feathers, spoon-shaped bill, and graceful presence, this tropical wader is a favorite among nature lovers and photographers alike. I recently spent some time filming and photographing these stunning birds in the

I know these are difficult times we are in right now dealing with Coronavirus. COVID-19 has caused so many negative impacts all across the world. For many of us, it is difficult to deal with the isolation and social distancing. Last year I visited Hillsborough River State Park and decided to record myself as I