Category: Wedding Photography

We’ve started another three month journey and I’m excited to test a new photo workflow that will hopefully mean more updates as we travel. I’m shooting JPG images on my Leica Q and editing via iPad… so color management is going out the window and I’m focusing on speed. Here’s the first set, from our…

I spent a magnificent 7 days in the wilderness of Montana canoeing and camping, completely off the grid. Photos and excerpts from the journal I kept below. Day 1 A hike into a slot canyon, chalk white and pocked by concretions fallen to the earth. The landscape alien. Rolling rock formations angles edited by time…

Chand Baori is an anceint stepwell, descending deep into the earth via an intricate array of beautiful stairways. They form an optical illusion worthy of MC Escher. We stopped here quickly one afternoon between Jaipur and Agra to admire the astonishing architecture. The frenetic energy of tourist spots in India is immediately overwhelming. People are…

Our sprint through India’s”Golden Triangle” began in Delhi. In just over a week we saw many of the most striking historic sites, driving about 1,000km to see Jaipur and Agra then back to Delhi. Below you’ll see bits of Delhi including the beautiful mosque Jama Masjid; Humayun’s Tomb-the model of sorts for Taj Mahal; Chandni Chowk, the…

I really like Hong Kong, but it’s just so massive. So hulking. So tall. So crowded. So unlike most places I’ve been in the world. And then, outside the city, there are these tranquil and beautiful rolling hills, seasides, and gorgeous views. But all of a sudden, giant towers spurt from the green in clumps…

Chiang Mai was fantastic. Gorgeous temples. Delicious food. Ladyboy shows. Night markets. Etc. But what’s really important is that we got to spend a day with elephants. Scroll down to see those ladies at the end!  

Luang Prabang was probably the biggest surprise of our trip. I honestly had no idea what to expect of Laos. Someone had casually mentioned not to expect much, suggesting that Luang Prabang was a bit behind in terms of meeting the needs of tourists.  Instead, we found a charming and beautiful French french colonial town propped…

By tuk-tuk Cambodia is a feast for the eyes. Teen girls, all with silver shoes, ride one-two-three on the scooter beside us. Then a family of four like a circus act. The oldest child in front wedged between his father and the steering column. The smallest teetering on the seat, waving a water bottle gleefully, propped by…