This photo is tagged “california”, so I have to assume that’s where I took it… but I have no recollection of doing so… and therefore, no idea where in California it is. If it’s even there. Tag your photo’s properly people. It will help you later!
I always have weird and surreal experiences on this golf course. Firstly, of course I take my camera all over the place along with my clubs so that looks a bit odd to everyone. Also, as it is a private club there is often no-one else nearby on the course so it’s just empty and surreal. I also listen to strange music while I roll around, taking photos, and the stopping occasionally for some golf. When I finished here on 18 one evening, I was actually the last person around… even that awesome clubhouse there in the distance was empty…
From the new NFT drop on Foundation.
This is a really beautiful and unique beach just south of Dunedin. It’s not a drive-up-and-visit-beach. It’s a drive-up-and-walk-a-long-way-then-down-a-long-tunnel-beach. Once we got down there, hardly anyone was around. The views are amazing, and we even saw a few cliff divers later in the day.
From the new NFT drop on Foundation
This is a new area I discovered near Arrowtown and Queenstown in New Zealand. When the grasses get long in the late summer, they move in the breeze. It’s almost like you can see the wind itself while standing there. Those flying-saucer-shaped clouds are quite rare and are called Lenticulars. When you’re a photographer, you get to collect all sorts of useless information like that.
From the new NFT drop on Foundation
This spot is well known to people that photograph the Big Sur region a lot, but it remained unknown to me for a very long time! Even though I have shot in the Big Sur area many times, this spot always eluded me. So, when I parked and started the short walk, you can imagine how excited I was to find such a beautiful scene right under my nose!
From the new NFT drop on Foundation
A view while meandering around the valleys of Mackenzie Country here on the South Island of New Zealand.
Here’s one of the first stops on my photo hike and road trip… can’t wait to sleep under the stars at Mount Cook again. 🙂
After Ohau, my next stop is here at Mt. Cook… looking to hike about 15km a day and taking lots of photos… twill be fun!
An ion storm hits Lake Wakatipu here in Queenstown… there are some cool apps you can use to see when big ion storms are coming in. They’re often connected to solar flares and other cosmic activity, and always quite magical to see.
Another must-stop for any road trip across the South Island is a stop along the east coast at the mysterious Moeraki Boulders for a few mornings until the sun is perfect.
