Gwinnett County is one of Georgia’s biggest and most populous places to live in the suburbs of Atlanta. It’s a place to live, work and play with 16 cities each offering unique experiences, restaurants and shops. Come Explore Gwinnett with me….
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Dekalb is one of the three largest counties in Georgia and as such has a whole bunch of outdoor activities to offer its residents and the greater population of Atlanta. Miles upon miles of hiking trails and bike paths, fishing spots, sports centers and paddling are readily available at parks, both large and small. Get...
I love traveling and I love food. So putting those two things together in a single photography shoot is high up on my list of awesome things to do. Tucker sits near Atlanta and has an amazingly quaint, what I think of as almost stereotypical, small southern city with all of the charm that comes...
Comet NEOWISE is on it’s way out of our solar system and won’t be back for a predicted 6,800 years. A once in a multiple lifetime celestial experience to watch, I wanted to try and get out of Denver to see the three mile hurtling sphere of rock and ice. I headed up past Allenspark...
Traveling the world is one of my favorite things to do. I love to immerse myself in new places and cultures different from my own and where I come from. Whether that be people, history, food or experiences, I want to dive head first into the places I am lucky enough to visit. The world...
Normally when I think of “Weird Oregon” my mind immediately goes to Portland. The city is usually one of the weirdest in the country, holding all sorts of functions that are quite out of the ordinary like the World Naked Bike Ride or the Quiet Music Festival where people are encouraged to try and sleep....
One of the big draws to Thailand, at least for me, is their elephant population. At the beginning of the 20th century it is estimated that there were over 100,000 pachyderms calling Thailand their home. Due to numerous reasons, experts guesstimate that there are only 4,000 left today and only a third of that number...
Chiang Mai is a bustling city during the day, but at night, the streets come alive with smells of street vendors cooking, the sounds of music wafting through the air near the gates to Old City and so many colorful scenes that the eyes strain to comprehend and take it all in. Like Bangkok, Chiang...
January 20, 2019 a wonderful astrological occurrence happened on a clear cold, night across the United States. The Super Blood Wolf Moon heralded the first celestial spectacle of 2019 for skywatchers all across the Americas. The total lunar eclipse will be the last one until May 2021, and the last one visible from the United States...
If you’ve read any of my previous posts on Moab, specifically for Arches and Canyonlands national parks, you will already know that the vastness surrounding the small desert town is one of my favorite places on the planet. The feelings that crop up as I turn onto Highway 191 are a mixture of excitement, anticipation...