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Category: COVID-19

COVID Sunset Project

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Sunset photo of a mostly dry river bed with a small stream of water flowing through it and reflecting the colors in the sky. There are trees in the distance and colorful clouds overhead. Early spring snow leads to, yes, flowing water in the desert! © David Lovitt

The Grass Is Always Greener

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Photo of a small bird, perched on a pine branch, facing the camera. A ferocious looking song sparrow perched on a tree in my front yard. NIKON D7100 at 500 mm, 1/60 second, f/6.3, ISO 100 © Sastry Karra

International Travel in a Pandemic

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A hummingbird flying, approaching a purple flower.

Photo Travel in the Age of the Coronavirus

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Clearing Storm over the Teton Range. Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming. © Jerry Ginsberg

What Will Travel Photo Workshops Look Like In 2021?

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Participants at NANPA's Regional Field Event in Michigan's Upper Peninsula line up to photograph fall foliage. © Tom Haxby

Happy New Year!!

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A young moose pops up to watch some people along a trail in Rocky Mountain National Park. As a resident of Estes Park, just outside of Rocky, this national park became my escape during Covid. It also became an easy place to escape to for the growing population along the Front Range during 2020

Happy Holidays!

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Two brown bears play along the beach of Lake Clark National Park and Preserve, Alaska on my 2019 brown bear photo workshop. My 2020 workshop was canceled and I am hopeful the 2021 workshop will go as planned.

Young Photographers to Follow: Justina Martelli

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Photo of mother bird flying down to branch where her young are waiting. "I vividly remember encountering these six young barn swallows under the blue skies of Ithaca, New York. The cattails that surrounded the pond were dancing with the wind. In a heartbeat, a pair of majestic wings crashed into the scene, causing a beautiful blur of rusty orange feathers. It was the curious eyes twinkling under the sun through the parent’s perspective, as it dove and kissed its young ones, regurgitating the wings of a crunchy blue damselfly. In another heartbeat, she was gone. The younglings fluffed and stretched as they smirked at their own begging performances. Now and then, they would turn to look at me in wonder. This moment was among the greatest photography experiences of my life." © Justina Martelli

Coaxing Out the Color: Another Pandemic-Induced, Boredom-Busting Technique

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Enhanced Version of Photo of Snow-Covered Waterfall in The Loch © F.M. Kearney

The Navajo Nation: A Photography Guide

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The Famed Mittens, Calling Card of Monument Valley Tribal Park © Jerry Ginsberg

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