Europe

When I hear the word "Tuscany," I immediately start dreaming about returning to the hilltop towns that dot the countryside, exploring winding roads, and searching for my next photograph. I think about the local people, the culture, and how I can create images that tell their stories. And, of course, I think about the incredible Italian food and the world-class wine that accompanies it. All of these thoughts come rushing back whenever I hear that one word: Tuscany. As photogra

My wife and I decided to spend a couple of days in wine country, and I couldn't think of a better place than the Burgundy region of France. Home to some of the finest wines in the world, Burgundy was especially appealing because it was harvest season—a perfect opportunity for photography. One afternoon, we rented bicycles and set out to explore the vineyards. For the first mile or so, the ride was easy, but then we reached the hills. Living in Florida, where hills are practic

I get asked a lot about my switch from DSLR to my mirrorless Sony a7r II camera and how that it has worked for an architectural photography. It has been a move that I don’t regret and has not been as painful as I thought it would have been. Let’s start with why I made the change in the first place. Number one: The dynamic range of the Sony a7r II is incredible, it has been so good that I find I don’t do HDR photography for my architectural images nearly as much. When processi