by JB | Mar 30, 2018 | Fuji, Fuji X-T2, The Hidout, Through Their Eyes
In January we took another group to the incredible Hideout Ranch in Wyoming. Below are their images. If these images inspire you, we are going back next January and have a few spaces available. Take a look at this special page. Kris – A ‘Dance’ with the...
by JB | Feb 1, 2017 | Cuba, Fuji, Fuji X-T2
Why do I love Cuba? The people. This year, I knew a bit more Spanish and was able to communicate a little better. Not great, but enough to understand just how important it is to learn more for my next trip. The woman on the right in the image above caught my eye,...
by JB | Jan 27, 2017 | Cuba, Fuji, Fuji X-T2
I just returned from Cuba, where our group had the opportunity to photograph two premier Ballerinas, at a wonderful old mansion in Havana. To say this was an extraordinary photographic opportunity, would be an understatement. I told my wife, it was likely the most...
by JB | Oct 24, 2016 | Fuji, Fuji X-T2, Smoky Mountains
Rad Drew and I are finishing our pre-tour scouting as we get ready for our group to arrive today. Yesterday we decided to end our day in Cades Cove. I’ve been to Sparks Lane many times, and, each time is just as magical. This time was no...
by JB | Jun 23, 2016 | Fuji, Palouse
I remember thinking how ugly power poles were in a pristine landscape. Then I realized they are part of the landscape and can add interest to the scene or in this case lead the eye into and through the frame. Once again, for me the clouds and cloud shadows are what...
by JB | Feb 17, 2016 | Fuji, The Hidout, Topaz Software
The Wranglers at the ranch were amazing. For the first shot, we were photographing in the other direction, however, when I looked behind me to see what the sky was doing, Daniel and Ramon were sitting there waiting for us to recognize the wonderful photo op they set...
