I’ve long been a fan of shooting landscapes with a wide angle lens, but on my recent trip to Colorado I tried something very different - and it totally changed my thinking on what I bring on a landscape trip now.

I often describe myself as a landscape photographer, but that isn’t the full, true story. In this blog, I delve into that topic based on what I experienced, and witnessed, in Colorado recently.

I’m just back from Colorado and captured a lot of beautiful images. Here’s a sampling of them - enjoy!

Some images from Oregon, captured while wandering aimlessly in the forest.

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A lovely waterfall in Snowdonia National Park, in Wales…

A famous tree in Wales that I just had to shoot…

Lovely sunset colors in Jackson Hole, WY…

How I craft a fine art monochrome landscape photo in Luminar…

The dramatic beauty of Moraine Lake in the Canadian Rockies…

Moraine Lake in western Canada, at sunset…..

A lovely sunset in Jackson Hole, WY and I hop out of the car to grab a couple of quick shots!

Sunset at Lake Louise, in Banff National Park - a stunning part of the Canadian Rockies.

A group of horses just grazing in a field, with a stunning mountain range for a backdrop…

Sunset in the Badlands of South Dakota - another state visited!

A beautiful Canadian landscape, edited for a little drama in Luminar - a new video for you!

A really long exposure from Moraine Lake in the Canadian Rockies...

A stream exits Moraine Lake under a sunset sky...

An interesting little stop in British Columbia...so much beauty there!

A destination that has been on my list for years, and I finally made it!