Our last blog featured a massive iceberg that we shot around midnight on the start of our Greenland Adventure. After shooting that massive chunk of ice we retired to our bunks for the night. […]
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Our last blog featured a massive iceberg that we shot around midnight on the start of our Greenland Adventure. After shooting that massive chunk of ice we retired to our bunks for the night. […]
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This is what I call Iceberg Number One. A couple of weeks ago we landed at Constable Point in Greenland for the start of what one of our participants called “one of the […]
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I have mentioned many times before that “it is a wonderful time to be a photographer”. Usually I’m referencing the evolution and innovation of software, but today I’m talking about filters. Many people probably think […]
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I just returned from our Spring Smokies Tour. We always hope for certain conditions for our clients, but this year we received a special surprise. It snowed at the higher elevations! In anticipation of […]
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In my last Blog I focused on the use of an Infrared Converted Camera and how the Palouse is perfect for Infrared photography. In this blog I want to share a few of my color […]
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We just finished up what has become our bi-annual tour of the Palouse. For those who don’t know the Palouse it is the largest wheat growing region in the country. But we love the […]
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We just returned from our second tour to Iceland this winter. Our first tour was in December and our second was about a month later in January. In this case what a difference a […]
The blog has been a little quieter than we would like, so an update is overdue. We finished another fantastic year making images and leading photography tours with a week in Iceland being our […]
We Love Cape May Each year since we started this adventure called Road Runner Photography Tours we have held a Cape May Tour. But truth be told, Cape May was a favorite of ours long […]
When I started thinking about this blog, I was going to title it “How’s Your Friday Night?”. The only reason for that question is that I see others post pictures on social media asking such […]
fStop Foundation is a great organization that works to education youth through photography on why conservation of our wild lands and animals is so important. Their mission: To create a positive effect in conservation by creating awareness through the use of photography.
https://fstopfoundation.org/
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