8 Tips for Introvert Street Photographers
I love street photography, but it’s a challenge for me to step outside and get in the mix. I’m an introvert which means I recharge by myself – too many people wear me out. To top it off I can also be quite shy in new situations. Being out on the street can be...
Street Photography with the Olympus PenF
There is nothing like the feeling of walking the street with a camera in your hands. The possibilities are endless. What stories will unfold before your lens? Such a liberating feeling which is why having a camera in your hand that you can trust is so important. When...
Celebrating the Ordinary Beautiful
Life goes so fast that I think we can forget the small details that make up our days, weeks, months….It all starts blending together so I’ve decided to do a retrospect of each month so I can remember the highlights of that month. Some months might be exciting with a...
Ketchikan & the Misty Fjords
On the last full day in Alaska I visited the city of Ketchikan. I was not in the actual town very long – just long enough to walk around and look at the shops. Most of my time was spent on a boat headed out to the Misty Fjords. It was a lovely day and great...
Glacier Bay National Park
Another favorite part of my Alaska trip was Glacier Bay National Park. When we first entered Glacier Bay I was disappointed – it was foggy and drizzly. The fog was so thick that it was like we were sailing through clouds. As we got further into the park I...
Skagway and the White Pass Train
Out of all the trips in Alaska, Skagway was one of my favorites. The little town tucked away in the inside passage – surrounded by beauty. The town itself is cute but still has a ton of jewelry stores (seriously what is it with these towns and jewelry stores?)...
Juneau – The rainy and foggy day in Alaska
Juneau – When plans change My first stop in Alaska was Juneau. It was raining/snowing and so foggy that you could not even see the shore – even though I knew it was right beside us. It was miserably cold and I found out that my 6 hour kayak trip was...
Highlights of Alaska
I’ve been back from Alaska for a few days and starting to finally get my land legs underneath me. I will be editing Alaska photos for probably the rest of my life. I did not realize how many panos and bracketed photos I took – which means for one image...
Packing for Alaska
Tomorrow I leave for Alaska, but I’ve been packing and repacking my camera bag for a few weeks now. As a photographer, we all know the struggle of packing the perfect bag. Take too little – regret it … take too much – regret it. It’s probably easier to...01. About
Hello! I’m a Nashville-Based Photographer who loves to travel and explore! I blog about photography, creativity, and travel.
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