Giant red rock hoodoos rise above the sea of clouds during a cloud inversion in Bryce Canyon National Park. The days first light brings out the rich orange and red hues as they reflect within the clouds. It was pretty special to get to watch this happen over the various layers of hoodoos that call the park home.

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Hey look, another old shot. Oh well, not many people saw this the first time around so I figured should be pretty safe with this one. This is a popular pine grove in South Korea and it is absolutely amazing in the fog. The last few beautiful pine forest shots by awesome Korean photographer Jaeyoun Ryu have me itching to visit. If you haven’t seen his work go check it out–amazing stuff.

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Seafog in Lauttasaari, Helsinki, Finland.
It was freezing weather, -17 celsius.
Have a great weekend friends!

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beautiful sunrise in Beskidy – Poland

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Close up with my Sigma 20mm f1.4 Art. I like this different perspective with the stars and polar light in nice bokeh in the background. Moonlight helped a lot not to get dark but full of light image.

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After dismounting our camel we spent the night in the Sahara desert. A Greek backpacker produced a joint and our Berber guide lit it with a match and handed us some hand drums and a flute. We spent the evening improvising songs around our campfire.

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