A short one-hour trip to photograph the Falls at Wilmington Notch. Not all landscape photography needs to be the outcome of big adventures or shot during the golden hours. Beautiful locations are hiding in plain sight, often a few steps off the road. 

Over the past five years, there is one piece of gear that I have taken for granted and didn't invest in as much as I should have, and it recently came around to bite me in the ass.

These are five items I always carry in my camera bag and make a huge difference in how I work while out in the field.

In this video, I head up Eagle Mountain to shoot the sunrise over the eastern Adirondack mountains.

In this video, I head out to shoot aerial images of potential future Wilderness areas for the Adirondack Explorer.

In this video I scout out several remote ponds on the Eagle Mountain Preserve.

In this video, I snorkel the East Branch Ausable River at Rock Cut Park in Keene Valley, NY.

I waded through a marsh on Lake Champlain to capture images of osprey, caspian terns, and great blue herons.

During a recent paddling and snorkeling trip to Blue Mountain Lake I come face to face with a large smallmouth bass. Blue Mountian Lake is an iconic and beautiful Adirondack lake with crystal clear water.

n this video, I explore and photograph the Split Rock Wildway from the Wildway Overlook Trail. This trail is part of the Champlain Area Trails network.

Windy days when clouds are moving fast across the sky are perfect days to go out with a neutral density filter and capture dramatic surreal exposures of the passing clouds.

This is my second video in a series about photographing the Eagle Mountain Preserve.

There is an incredible amount of life living just outside of view in our rivers and streams. Join me as I begin a journey to capture and tell the story of this hidden world.

This video is of my first trip out with my Ikelite 200DL housing to photograph the Adirondacks underwater.

Join me as I explore a potential new Wilderness preserve that Northeast Wilderness Trust is working to protect.

This spring the Adirondacks have had a hard time escaping winter. Just as it appeared as though we would finally start to see wildflowers pop and trees start to leaf out, we were hit with another snowstorm. I ventured to Lower Saranac Lake to capture images of this late-season snowfall.

A quick video in celebration of Earth Day to share with you 5 ways you can help protect the Adirondack Park.

Adirondack landscape photography vlog shooting the sunrise from Coot Hill.

Adirondack landscape photography vlog shooting long exposures on small Adirondack streams.

Over the past two years, there has been a lot of discussion about the issue of overuse in the High Peaks Wilderness. Articles and news reports have covered issues with congested trailhead parking lots, improper disposal of human waste, and an overworked ranger force responding to numerous rescues per day.