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Photo Adventure_Jocassee Gorges 2023

Photo Adventure_Jocassee Gorges 2023

Jocassee Gorges - Spring 2023The Southern Appalachian Mountains are defined by their biodiversity.  To know this place--to understand the physical landscape--is to know the plants.  This is what I've come to believe. Chasing the early spring bloom as a photographer is...

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Year in Review:  2022

Year in Review: 2022

2022: Year in ReviewFirst with the good. It was a tremendously productive year.  I processed, catalogued, and keyworded over seven hundred new images.  Nearly two per day on average.  In the field, I connected more intimately with the landscape.  I found new (and...

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Blue Ridge Escarpment_04272022

Blue Ridge Escarpment_04272022

Trip Journal:  April 27 - May 4, 2022 The Blue Ridge Escarpment is a place of transition where the high mountains of Western North Carolina drop dramatically into the Piedmont of South Carolina and Georgia below.  Steep elevational drops, high rates of precipitation,...

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Trip Journal:  April 20-26, 2022

Trip Journal: April 20-26, 2022

Trip Journal:  April 20-26, 2022The Blue Ridge Escarpment is a place of transition where the high mountains of Western North Carolina drop dramatically into the Piedmont of South Carolina and Georgia below.  Steep elevational drops, high rates of precipitation, and...

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Oconee Bells 2022

Oconee Bells 2022

Seeking "Perhaps The Most Interesting Plant..." Oconee Bells are rare wildflowers growing within the Jocassee Gorges region of Upstate South Carolina.  Early American botanist Asa Gray spent a lifetime searching for Oconee Bells in the wild, largely unsuccessful.  I...

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Photo of the Day:  March 5, 2022

Photo of the Day: March 5, 2022

Flexibility in the field is something I pride myself on.  I shoot what the landscape tells me to shoot.  No plan's so set in stone that I won't pivot and take advantage of natural gifts in my path.  And on this evening, it was Cannonball Jellyfish.   I walked past the...

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Photo of the Day:  March 3, 2022

Photo of the Day: March 3, 2022

March is all about the Lowcountry of South Carolina.  There's no comparable in my annual photography travels.  Color.  So much color.  The most amazing trees.  Draping heavy to the ground--and below--and then back up again.  Flowers.  Riotous azalea.  Spicy vanilla...

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Photo of the Day:  March 2, 2022

Photo of the Day: March 2, 2022

I'm partial to Oconee Bell wildflowers!  Perhaps it's because I lived in Upstate South Carolina for almost a decade.  I moved from Northern Virginia to Upstate South Carolina for college at Clemson University.  After leaving for work, I returned again for a second...

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Photo of the Day:  February 20, 2022

Photo of the Day: February 20, 2022

February means the end of winter for me:  it signals the start of the great spring bloom.  I don't much care for the daffodils that decorate suburban lawns and manicured gardens.  I do, however, get very excited about the return of natives like trillium and bluebells....

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Published:  Discover South Carolina 2020 Vacation Guide

Published: Discover South Carolina 2020 Vacation Guide

PUBLICATION:  Discover SC 2020 Vacation Guide ARTICLE:  SC Marvels PHOTO USE:  One-page spread, page #30 I got an amazing opportunity in August of 2019 to shoot some images of Rainbow Falls in Jones Gap State Park, South Carolina for the upcoming Discover SC 2020...

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Published:  Backpacker Magazine Sep / Oct 2019

Published: Backpacker Magazine Sep / Oct 2019

PUBLICATION:  Backpacker Magazine ARTICLE:  The Best Local Hikes:  Hikers Pick Their Favorite Trails Around the U.S. PHOTO USE:  1/2 page spreadI had an opportunity to contribute a small image of Virginia Hawkins Falls in Upstate South Carolina to Backpacker Magazine...

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Photo Essay:  Oconee Bell Wildflowers 2017

Photo Essay: Oconee Bell Wildflowers 2017

I lived in the Upstate of South Carolina for nearly ten years while I pursued various degrees at Clemson University. Neighboring Oconee County was where I went to find my "away."  I've always loved books and learning.  To this day, when an Amazon delivery arrives on...

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