Exploring the vibrant cityscape of Tampa, Florida, under the cloak of night reveals a mesmerizing tapestry of lights and shadows. As dawn breaks, the skyline transforms into a breathtaking canvas, painted with the hues of sunrise, casting an ethereal glow across the horizon. Through the lens of my drone and camera, I captured the city awakening from its slumber, shrouded in a mystical veil of morning fog, unveiling a side of Tampa that's both enchanting and awe-inspiring."
Join me on a captivating journey through Miami after the sun sets. From high above, my drone's eye view reveals a magical world where the city's lights come alive, painting a dazzling tapestry of colors against the dark canvas of the night. Explore the electric energy of South Beach, the neon-lit streets of downtown, and the serene beauty of Biscayne Bay under a starry sky. Each photo in this story is a glimpse into Miami's after-hours enchantment, where the city's nightlife meets its natural beauty, creating a visual symphony that's bound to leave you spellbound.
This series of photographs was taken in Ukraine's highest-altitude town in the early morning hours of an Autumn day. As the sun rose, fog rolled in over the mountains and dissipated as quickly as it had appeared. These images represent memories of that day that I will always cherish. The beauty of Dzembronya is unforgettable.
Dzembronya is the highest mountain village in Ukraine, and sits among the tallest mountains in the country. Only 258 people live in this remote town, but anyone willing to make the journey is treated to a once in a lifetime experience with breathtaking scenery.
Enjoy a flight above the mighty Carpathians via drone! I put this together with a combination of simple flyovers, hyperlapse, and night timelapse video to highlight the stunning beauty of the Ukrainian landscape over a 24-hour period.
As some of my viewers already know, nightfall is one of my favorite times to shoot. As the sun went down, the Carpathian Mountains didn't disappoint. Stars lit up the sky, punctuated by periodic meteors streaking across space, while moonlight fully illuminated the landscape below.
My ongoing love affair with photographing the city at night continues. These are some of my favorite recent shots, particularly with the cloud cover and variety of dazzling lights on the skyline.
Who needs sleep? This is the third part of my New York at night series, and currently my favorite collection of shots from my favorite time of day to shoot. I selected these images to showcase a variety of architecture, weather conditions, and lighting all captured once the sun goes down. If you're also a fan of nighttime photography, check out Volume 1 and Volume 2 of this series, and rest assured that there will be more soon.
It took me more than a year to put this series together. Shooting the moon in relation to the skyline requires patience- you have to wait until it's positioned where you want it in the sky, and then hope the weather cooperates. Any combination of clouds, fog or ambient light pollution can ruin the shot. Then you have to wait for the moon to return to the same place in the sky and keep your fingers crossed for better weather. But when it all works out, the results are magical. Take a look at the previous series.
Death Valley is a haven for photographers. Mountains, canyons, craters, sand, salt- if you can imagine a naturally occuring texture, chances are you'll find it here. Despite the area's austere reputation there is something extremely peaceful about being here. It's quiet. I wonder if the serenity is left over from thousands of years ago, when the places I photographed were at the bottom of a lake 600 feet deep.
