So how did the photography go in Uganda? I know you have been dying to ask, so here is what I did and what I would do differently. I used two cameras- My big Nikon
For the past 25 years northern Uganda has been under siege- not from invading armies as might be expected but from within fueled by a ruinous cycle of environmental degradation and crushing poverty. Stemming from
I’m writing to you from the little porch of the quaint little Gately Inn in Entebbe, Uganda. The trip is now over, I am just waiting for my plane to leave late tonight. After not
Day 1 here and I can’t say that I have gotten much done. We are outside Nairobi now, leave for Uganda on Thursday, and we have spent the day in unsuccessful attempts to interview various
I know photographers are always interested in what gear pros bring along with them when they go on assignment so I thought I would share my entire equipment list I am taking to Uganda. There
Life is funny sometimes. I thought I had the entire month of March to enjoy in Vermont but turns out I will start the month in Kenya and spend the middle of the month in
Another snowy day here in Vermont so my friend and fellow pro shooter, Lisa Cueman, came over to photograph our two white horses in the falling snow. Because we both can’t shoot- somebody has to
Since I seem to be promoting other photographers I thought that perhaps you would allow me to promote myself. Well, not myself really, I am actually promoting one of my all-time favorite workshops- Pacific Rim
I wanted to pass along this really great bird photography workshop operated by my good friend Jeff Wendorff. Jeff is, in my humble opinion, one of the very best bird photographers out there and certainly
I had just come in from a nice walk when Claire tells me that a friend has just called and said that there was a snowy owl perched in a tree above the Danby town
Pete Seeger died the other day at the age of 94. Long thought of someone who’s time had past, Pete, in fact, remained relevant in folk/traditional music and the environmental community up until his last
I am back where I belong, finally, enjoying the balmy northern New England winter. As much as I think about going out and taking pictures of the frozen streams and all the intricate ice patterns
