The Miami Skyline From Key Biscayne and Everything You Need to Know
The City of Miami has many great spots for taking photos, and Key Biscayne is one of the top five locations, especially for daytime photography. Capturing pictures from there at…
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The Best Places to Photograph in New York City
Have you been looking for the best places to take pictures in New York City? The Big Apple is a famous destination for street photographers, travel bloggers, and time-lapse video…
The Best Places to Photograph in Los Angeles
Los Angeles is arguably one of the most photogenic cities in the world. We want to share this guide with those who want to visit Southern California and are willing to dedicate some time exploring the city.
Above Ela Park
Ela Park is located in Lincoln Heights, a suburb that is 100% Hispanic therefore good Mexican food is available everywhere. From juicy burritos to crunchy tacos and grilled chicken with lots of garlic, East L.A. is the place for all your spicy cravings.
Back in Downtown Los Angeles
What a cold & windy winter we have had in Los Angeles this year! Strong winds clear the air from dust and smog, which is good for panoramic time-lapse photography.
Runyon Canyon After The Rain
This afternoon I went to one of the most popular spots for hiking and relaxing in the entire Los Angeles Metropolitan area, which is Runyon Canyon Park located in the Hollywood Hills.
First Trip To Boston
This has been our first short trip to Boston, Massachusetts. Every time I plan for a trip to a new city I usually spend a significant amount of time doing research about where to capture the skyline and the availability of public transportation. I also make a list of public parks with nice views and the hours they are open so I go straight to the point when I arrive. The weather was fine the first day but we had to deal with temperatures dropping overnight for the rest of our stay.
México Lindo y Querido (and Impressive)
This year Randy had the opportunity to visit Mexico several times. The photo sequences from México City and Quintana Roo are unbelievable. The Mexican culture is so rich and eclectic that I would recommend everyone to visit that country at least 5 times. I have been to Baja California only, which is so easy for me because I live just a few hours from the border crossing but I will talk about that in the future.
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