When we boarded our flights south, we had a lot of hope for what Patagonia would give us. We hoped for pumas. We dreamed of snow. Only two days before we arrived, the landscape was still bare. Then Patagonia transformed itself. Snow swept across the mountains and valleys, covering the grasses, rocks, and distant peaks in white. It was everything we had imagined, and more beautiful than we could have expected. Winter in Patagonia is not gentle. The mornings begin long before sunrise. The roads...

A Wild, Waterlogged, Unforgettable Safari Through Linyanti, Khwai, and the Okavango Delta Where do I even begin with this wild, muddy, thunder-shaken, heart-expanding journey? We arrived at Thamo Telele under a sky that split open with rain and thunder so loud it rattled our bones. Whether it was the storm or pure anticipation, none of us slept much. It felt like beginnings. Like something electric was charging the air. Some rode bikes through camp. Others wandered with cameras, already...

Learning, Light, and Wild Things in West Yellowstone West Yellowstone in winter asks something of you. It asks for patience, curiosity, warm layers, and an open heart. In return, it gives back tenfold. This January, I had the absolute pleasure of co-hosting two back-to-back winter photography workshops based in West Yellowstone. These workshops were generously hosted by Bozeman Camera and led by the always exceptional Marshall Lewis . I was joined by my longtime colleague and friend Miv...