
On a drive back down to San Francisco from Wine Country I stopped to catch a shot from the Marin Headlands on the north side of the Golden Gate Bridge.

On a drive back down to San Francisco from Wine Country I stopped to catch a shot from the Marin Headlands on the north side of the Golden Gate Bridge.

I was just about to head out of the Chelsea when I turned and saw how the sky had turned from bright and blue into this warm, complex and almost painted empyrean sky. I knew at that moment that I needed to get a picture and with a single click of my camera I got this shot.

May 30, 2012 was probably my most relaxed day in New York City. Ever. I spent the entire day wandering the city by foot. For once I wouldn’t rely on cabs or trains or buses to get me from point A to point B. I walked from the Chelsea to SoHo to the Upper East Side. It was a lot of time walking and reflecting on the city as I’d never done before.

A dramatic view of downtown Philadelphia buildings at night, buildings illuminated only by the light their neighboring buildings leak through brightened windows.

This photo comes from a trip I made to Paris for Christmas in 2009. I met my family in Paris to celebrate the holiday with our friends in France and then continued on for New Years with my first trip to the Middle East. The entire trip was magical.

Beautiful curves, absolutely no symmetry and a blue hue off-set by a streak of white. I found this scene to be so remarkably elegant and captivating.

The Burj Kalifa in Dubai is the World’s tallest building. A monument to humanity & the power of both globalization and engineering. No other structure compares.

The Burj Kalifa is the world’s tallest building at 2,722 feet. Tonight I was given the chance to take in the night scene of Dubai from a balcony at floor 124.