A Cross in the Sky – The Southern Cross and Coalsack Nebula

Every year at Easter, I generally try to post an image that in some way (however loosely) points to the Easter story. I'm afraid I don't always succeed, but at least I try?! 🙂 Anyway, this year since I'm on a night sky kick already with Picture of the Week, I'm...

The Missing Link Milky Way

I've mentioned many times that I always struggle to find things to photograph during the winter. Well, this winter I managed to find a few projects that kept me busy, and this week's image is one of them. The Foothills Parkway is a place I go on a very regular basis. ...

Camaro Under the Stars

Alright, well we've spent the last couple of weeks in the dark and we'll spend several more there. This week, however, I am starting a series of images that I've been playing around with over the winter. I've commented many times that I really dislike the winter...

The Cantilever Barn – 2019 Edition

It's not secret that I take a lot of pictures. It's also no secret that I've spent a lot of time in Cades Cove in the dark. When I first started doing star trail photography, I spent a LOT time in the park at night. I am fairly certain I shot every structure in the...

The Orion Nebula

Ladies and Gentlemen, if this image doesn't end up in my Top 5 images of 2019, I've had one heck of a photographic year. I'm not saying that to brag, I'm just saying that because I LOVE this image. This is something I've wanted to try for a long time and just didn't...

Go to the Light

If you've followed along with my photography blog for a while, you've no doubt noticed that I take some pictures of weird stuff sometimes, right? I think far too often people put themselves in a box and say, "I only shoot _________", fill in the blank. For some its...

Puente De La Mujer

When planning for the Buenos Aires portion of our trip to Argentina (the business part of the trip), my colleague Emily and I landed on staying in a part of town known as Palermo. Emily had spent some time there while in college and felt comfortable with the area,...

El Bodegón

This past fall I discovered what some of you had discovered already and that's the joys of shooting with a 14mm lens. I've owned a 14mm lens for quite a while now, and typically just used it for night photography. However this past fall, when I finally found my mojo...

The Perito Moreno Glacier

Let's be honest about something for a second. Sometimes when you go to touristy places they can be a bit of a let down. Either they turn out to not be as cool in reality as you'd think, or you've simply seen it so much in pictures it has lost its "punch". Frankly,...

Mt Fitz Roy in all its Glory

More from Mt Fitz Roy! Last week I shared my favorite picture of the trip (and subsequently one of my favorite pictures of the year), but I also mentioned that I tried many times to get that shot. This week, I wanted to share some more of the creative process that...

About Us

Holly and Dan met in 2002 and married in 2003. Holly is a community volunteer with a passion for the elderly. Breast cancer survivor. Homemaker. Dan is a security minded technologist with a passion for travel, adventure, and life in general. Guilty of taking lots of pictures.