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Southern Patagonia Trip

In late April/early May I took my fourth trip to Southern Patagonia as part of a Marc Adamus photography workshop. Over two weeks we visited Argentina’s Fitz Roy range and then Torres del Paine & the fjords around Chile’s Puerto Natales. Unfortunately, almost the entire trip had terrible weather. But I was still able to come back with a few good images.

Learn more about the trip, and see its images, in the Southern Patagonia Image Gallery.

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Upper Canyon Creek Meadows

In early August, I backpacked into one of my favorite Oregon Cascades locations: Upper Canyon Creek Meadows, at the foot of the imposing eastern face of Three Fingered Jack. I was aiming to visit at its peak wildflower bloom…and did! As an added bonus, I was able to get some photos of the local mountain goats.

Get the trip’s full story, and see its images, in the Upper Canyon Creek Meadows Image Gallery.

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Western Roadtrip

In February & early March, Martha & I took a 5 weekroad trip through Oregon, California, Nevada & Arizona in the Starr van. It was mostly unscripted, just fueled by a desire to get out and follow spontaneous wanderlust. It was a non-photography trip since I didn’t want the itinerary and my daily activities to be dictated by my camera. But my camera did briefly come out for three special situations.

Get the trip’s full story, and see its images, in the Western Road Trip Image Gallery.

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Fall SW Trip

I spent the first 3 weeks of November once again exploring the Southwest. The trip’s loose goal was to shoot autumn Cottonwood tree foliage in the Zion and Canyon de Chelly canyons. But the trip was also scheduled around a “Painted Desert” drone photography workshop in mid-November. I had no previous experience with either Cottonwood color or drone photography, so I was excited by these new challenges. Get the trip’s full story, and see its images, in the Fall SW Trip Image Gallery.

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