IAN LIPTON

Asilomar is a great place to practice coastal photography...It’s pretty much where I taught myself how to shoot the ocean.

The vision you are met with as the valley begins to open up, while nice in pictures, can’t be captured. For me, the response is visceral, pu

I have somehow inspired myself to take you all on a journey through my many and various attempts to capture the elusive beast ... flower

What makes Big Sur so wonderful is that I can literally just pop down there any day of the week and find something spectacular to shoot.

This trip took shape when I started getting homesick (can you get homesick for someplace you weren't born?) for Colorado and the fall co

Wow, it's been a little while. Three months, in fact, since my last post. What happened was, I moved from Colorado to California and then...

When morning had just about arrived, we donned our coats and head lamps and set out on the trail to the canyon overlook. It was still pretty

Sunrise for day two was scheduled for Crystal Lake in the San Juan National Forest. Waking up early is just a part of being a landscape phot

The clouds had settled in on the mesa and by the time the sun would have been peaking above the horizon we were totally socked in by fog. Th

Our plan was to head out from Boulder, stop in Carbondale, Crested Butte, Ouray, Ridgway, and Telluride before turning back and heading home

I woke up early the next morning, because if I was going to break my back carrying 20 pounds of camera equipment deep into the wilderness yo

We arrived about two hours before sunset to stake our claim on some prime real estate and then stayed well into the night to capture the sta

We bundled up a bit and then hit the trail climbing to the Watchman Overlook nestled in the rocks a lofty 8000 feet above sea level and near

The main attraction for this second day of the trip was Mt. Rainier. This has to be the most interesting mountain I have ever encountered.

I decided that I just don't quite have enough shots of the flatirons (a fairly iconic geologic feature that Boulder is famous for) so wh

The destination was Lake Dorothy. It's accessed from the Fourth of July Trailhead just outside of Nederland, Colorado and at 12,061 feet

My previous posts from Cambodia focused on the temples near Siem Reap. This makes sense because that is where some of the most spectacula...

After our quick jaunt, we hit the road and head towards one of the more famous waterfalls not on the southern coast, Godafoss. The story goe

Before we get started, if you've missed any of the previous parts of this series, you can find them all HERE. After driving through the s...

Hey! If you've missed parts 1 and 2 and you would like to check them out before moving on you can find them HERE. Way back in 2014 my fat...