Earlier this summer I had a long weekend to myself. Lea and Oliver were visiting her sister and I was left with a wide open schedule. And I had some travel vouchers from Delta Airlines. I thought long and hard about a new adventure, but ended up with something simple. A visit to a city...Read More

I had good timing in buying a camera. It’s allowed me to experiment in two quite opposite locations; Los Angeles and now London. London offers oodles of charming, unpredictable sun light and ever changing weather. I’m here for work shooting a video. Part of this assignment requires b-roll capture of the city. How lucky that...Read More

One of the perks of overseeing a video shoot, is that you always gravitate to the most scenic areas. Most often you’re in these spots during a sunrise or sunset, capturing the beauty. If you read my Toronto post, you’ll know what I mean. Two months after writing about picking my next camera, I found...Read More

Toronto is a gorgeous city. Perfect for walking, exploring and photographing. One of the best spots to shoot Toronto is at Polson Pier. It provides a perfect overview of the city. The breeze hits you from the lake. As the sun sets, the light begins to have fun. Sometimes nature throws you a party. Enjoy...Read More

I was recently on the west coast of the US for work, sitting in my hotel room one evening, cranking out emails, reviewing web pages, and writing out project plans. As exciting as that sounds, I decided to pop out for a stroll and some fresh ocean air, camera by my side. Imagine my excitement...Read More

Does a 5 mile-ish walk along the ocean during Autumn sound intriguing? What if it was in Australia and went through towns called Coogee, Bronte and Bondi? Even better, right? We set out mid-afternoon so we could witness the sun setting during our hike. The beaches were immaculate, the air crisp and the sights breathtaking....Read More

I’m flying home today and I started thinking about the rituals I go through when traveling through airports, that now seem like second nature. I know how to fly. I know how to navigate airports. I know how to get my own way. This only happened after years of being the idiot traveler, over packing,...Read More

My days in Las Vegas are coming to an end. I’m not sure when I’ll be back again, so I decided to make some time to remember this part of the country – something outside of the buffets, black jack tables, bachelor parties, late nights, bad bets, high rolling, and the Strip. I wanted to...Read More

I visited Nikko, Tochigi earlier today. It was a 40 minute train ride from Utsunomiya – a very short trip, and well worth it considering what it offers: The UNESCO World Heritage Site, Shrines and Temples of Nikko. In my travels, I’ve ended up at lots of shrines, churches, temples and other religious sites. I’ve...Read More