Photography is one of the tools I use to satisfy my curiosity about the natural world. But while 99 percent of my photos are taken from la...

It’s World Water Day, a day to reflect on the importance of water and think about how we can help address challenges.

I’ve spent much of this year trying to find new appreciation for the ordinary. It’s been the only way to stay safely productive. And while ...

Whether you call it Mosquito Bay, Bahía Bioluminiscente or something else, the bioluminescent bay on the Puerto Rican island of Vieques is ...

There’s no question that I’m passionate about national parks. It was my childhood trips to national parks that provided me with my apprecia...

We live in an age where virtually everyone is a published photographer. Many people now take photos every day. Most of these are quick sn...

As the leaves along the Cedar River in Washington state turn from green to yellow, gold, orange, and red, people walking along the river...

It's May in the Seattle arboretum. Woodpeckers and flickers are finishing their nests in brittle trees. Mallard ducks are taking their ...

I realize it was only a couple months ago that I wrote about photographing frozen waterfalls without actually showing the waterfall in the ...

Is a waterfall still a waterfall if the water is frozen in place?

It’s impossible for me to pick a favorite part of Iceland, so I’m not even going to try. I’ve probably been to Geysir, however, more than a...

People often ask me what they can do to improve their images. Often, I reply, "Get a tripod." I'm a firm believer in tripods, ...

Zebra Slot, Escalante, Utah It rains in the desert. And when it does, it rains hard.

The best laid plans in nature photography don't always work out. OK, they rarely work out.

It’s spring in the northern hemisphere. Snow is melting in the mountains, and nearly-April rains are adding to the river flows. A lot of wat...

Over the next few days, you have an incredible opportunity to photographic things that would normally be way under the sea. We’ll get some ...

As the temperature warms and the snow melts, it's a great time to photograph waterfalls.