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As a photographer I want my images to speak for themselves and tell their own stories. As a traveler I hope my own adventures, experiences, and observations  can ignite curiosity and help spark others’ passion to explore the world on their own terms. 

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Deadvlei in Sossusvlei, Namibia. More Information
In the distance, a happy couple kisses, affirming the appropriate name “The Tunnel of Love” for this site in Klevan, Ukraine. More Information
Nantucket Fog envelops the island in ethereal mist and (via the foghorn) provides comforting hums to the island. More Information
A gorgeous mosque ceiling in Erbil, Iraq resembles an owl if you find the correct composition. More Information
The astronomical clock, in Prague, Czech Republic, has undergone several restorations. This particular design, with the awesome world map, is now lost to history. More Information
The rainy season turns Bolivia’s extensive Salar de Uyuni into the world’s largest natural mirror More Information

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The Grand Mud Mosque in Kong, Côte d’Ivoire represents stunning medieval Islamic architecture in West Africa, ranging all the way from Timbuktu to northern Ghana. More Information
The “Seventy Islands” rise out of an atoll pretty close to Koror, Palau’s capital. When the tide is high, the beaches disappear, leaving a surreal pallet of greens, teals, and blues. More Information
The Chemin de la Corniche in the heart of Luxembourg city is ethereal at dawn. More Information
Winter dresses the “outer” lighthouse on the infamous St. Joseph pier in ornate, icy garments. More Information
Varying depths of water and fleeting shadows add texture to Palau’s scenic national treasure. More Information
Seven suspension bridges make up the Canopy Walkway offering a view of the forest from atop, quite unlike a typical “walk in the woods.” More Information