Látrabjarg felt otherworldly to me, like something out of a fantasy realm of dragons and elves. Steep rocky cliffs climbed out of the ocean, barbed amalgamations of soil and stone abruptly ended thousands of feet off the surface of the water and appeared as if another section of the earth had simply broken off and
If I am not shooting photos, on a mountain bike, or climbing, then chances are, I am out on the water paddling. Kayaking is one of those activities that really helps me unwind and reach an almost meditative state. This shot was captured late last summer with my GoPro as I paddled sixteen miles down
The Pacifc Northwest is really awesome! This post has nothing to do with that. Today i'm talking about the Atlantic Northeast. Is that a thing? Do people say that? I'm not sure, but I like it so I will use it. Acadia National Park has been on my radar as a place to visit for
Daily Photo - The Starfish While I was in the Pacific Northwest last summer I got a chance to do some kayaking in the Puget Sound. We paddled to an island where we stopped to eat some food and do a little exploring. While wandering the beaches of Kamino island, I found this starfish chilling