Blog
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How to Photograph the Sydney Opera House (And Why I Ruined Mine on Purpose)
Mrs Macquarie’s Chair at sunrise, the shot everybody gets, and the deliberate bump that turns a long exposure into brushwork — which only works if…
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The Border We Weren’t Allowed to Photograph
A palace six hundred years in the making, a broken umbrella in the rain, and a morning at the DMZ that wasn’t like anywhere else…
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The Worst Meal We Had in Japan Was Also the Most Photogenic
It looked like a perfect photo. It tasted like a crime. The real story of the worst meal we had in Japan — and why…
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Fushimi Inari, Japan: Where the Gates Never End
Everyone said go early or don’t bother. Two hours at Fushimi Inari before the crowds arrive is the whole margin you get — and it’s…
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The Picture He Wanted Was The One We Took
A 4 a.m. hike, an hour of sitting in the water before a single frame, and a client who chose which dozen images exist. What…
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The Fine Art Print Buyer’s Guide (Everything We’ve Learned, in One Place)
A collector’s guide to buying fine art prints — quality, signatures, authenticity, and investment value, pulled together from thirteen separate conversations into one place to…
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The Seoul Neighborhood With a Curfew for Tourists (And Why We’d Stay There Again)
Bukchon Hanok Village comes with a real, enforced tourist curfew most visitors never hear about — what it’s actually like to stay inside it, and…
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New Zealand Has the Best-Dressed Livestock
Highland cows, llamas, and suspiciously photogenic sheep — the lighter side of a New Zealand photo trip.
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I Drove to a GPS Coordinate I Wasn’t Sure Existed
A solo drive toward coordinates near Haast Pass, a cold cave, high water, and the ‘I came prepared’ ethos behind the photos I sell.
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A Photographer’s Guide to Utah’s Best Light, Season by Season
When Utah’s light is at its best — and when to book your session — from a photographer who shoots here all year.