Fine art landscape photography is more than just decoration—it’s a way to bring the feeling of the mountains into your everyday life. The stillness of a winter morning, the glow of alpenglow on a peak, or the quiet movement of light through aspen trees can transform a space, creating a deeper connection to nature even when you’re indoors.

This is what I carry for ski expeditions—from camera gear and lenses to avalanche equipment and cold-weather essentials

A local photographer’s guide to photographing the Maroon Bells, including the best light, reflections in Maroon Lake, seasonal conditions, and tips for capturing unique perspectives of this iconic Colorado landscape.

Colorado offers a remarkable variety of landscapes for mountain photography, from the iconic peaks of the Maroon Bells and the Elk Mountains near Snowmass to the golden aspen forests of Kebler Pass.

Thinking about adding fine art to your home? This guide breaks down everything you need to know — from paper types and finishes to framing, lighting, and display. Explore Colorado fine art prints that bring the color, calm, and beauty of the mountains into your space.

A personal essay on skiing in Antarctica and witnessing the realities of climate change—shrinking sea ice, the albedo effect, and the fragile beauty of Earth’s most remote continent.

A ski expedition through Morocco, from the abandoned resort of Oukaimeden to powder-filled peaks in the High Atlas Mountains and sand skiing in the Sahara Desert—blending culture, adventure, and unexpected terrain.

Fine art photography prints of Aspen and Snowmass featuring breathtaking mountain landscapes, aspen trees, wildlife, and serene lakes. Bring the beauty of Colorado nature photography into your space today!

In 2023 I had the opportunity to join Ice Axe Expeditions on their legendary ski expeditions to Antarctica—a true experience of a lifetime. As part of the media team, my role was to document not just the skiing, but the full story of what it means to explore one of the most remote and untouched places on Earth.

In June of 2021, I presented my Final Project for MA in Photojournalism and Documentary Photography at the London College of Communication. The photo project was accompanied with a critical report that explained every bit of decision making when it came to the photo part, weighing the equal part in grading. You can find my project HERE, and below is my report:

In the spring of 2018, my husband and I spent 10 days visiting castles and medieval villages in France. We ended our trip with a few days in Paris.

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