I took this picture in Mexico while on my first vacation that included my wife's children. Adapting to having them in my life has taught me a lot about myself that I wish I would have learned a decade ago. Like this sunset, they are beautiful people and I'm very proud of them.
This may be perhaps the photo I'm most proud to have taken--with the Eiffel Tower, light beam, and moon all composed into one beautiful shot. It brought to life a favorite quote of mine by Mary Anne Radmacher: "I am not the same having watched the moon shine on the other side of the world." (See more of her work at maryanneradmacher.com or click the photo above)
When in Alaska--you are in a place so vast and enormous--you can't help but feel dwarfed by the immensity of it all. It is a fantastic place to get in touch with the natural gifts the world has to offer.
While honeymooning in Caribbean--the love, respect, and admiration for my wife--who is also my best friend-- grew again--to new heights of appreciation.
