Hannibal Missouri is an awesome little town along the Mississippi River. It’s also the...(Read More)
Over the years I’ve mostly used zoom lenses instead of primes. The biggest reason was...(Read More)
LADY MACPHOTOGRAPHER: Out, damned spot! out, I say!–One: two: why, then, ’tis time to...(Read More)
The Camas Prairie Railroad runs through some of the most rugged and beautiful landscape that Idaho...(Read More)
Recipe for fun: 1 part wild and scenic raging river, 1 handful of insanely powerful jet boats, 1...(Read More)
A question that seems to come up often when people learn of my passion for photography is...(Read More)
Moore’s lake, in Idaho’s Gospel Hump Wilderness, is accessible only by a hiking trail...(Read More)
Every rustic and weathered old farmhouse or homestead has a story. The little shack outside of...(Read More)
In the summer months, you can take a ride on the Sumpter Valley Railroad and feel like you have stepped back in time. Riding on a steam train is an experience that I really enjoy. The Sumpter Valley Railroad operates...(Read More)
I was trying to figure out a good adventure for my wife, daughter and I for a Saturday day trip when I remembered the waterfalls that we had tried to go to in the spring
While exploring Eastern Oregon I discovered The Oregon Trail Interpretive Center. I was at breakfast in Baker City and I picked up a visitor guide to look at while I waited. The guide had an ad for the interpretive...(Read More)
Mundo Hot Springs was the right place at the right time. I have seen the sign on the highway for years while driving to Boise, but I had never been there. Yesterday I was coming back from one of my adventures when my...(Read More)
I remember the excitement of piling into the car as a kid to go to the drive-in theater. It wasn’t like going to the multiplex and it wasn’t about just going to see a movie. It was about the
The Hangman’s Building in the ghost town of Virginia City Montana is now home to a custom hat shop, but it wasn’t always. This building has quite the history. On January 14th, 1864 the building was only...(Read More)
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