I photographed the 2026 total solar eclipse in Menorca, Spain with totality happening only two degrees above the horizon. After totality, I photographed the partial eclipse setting into the Mediterranean Sea. Despite some clouds and a broken camera, I came away with some photos and an experience I will always remember.

I went on a family Christmas vacation to Bryce Canyon National Park to photograph the beautiful (and world’s most famous) hoodoos, and I documented the stories and my thought process behind the photos I took. On the way from California, we also enjoyed exploring Zion National Park and Las Vegas.

I photographed the 2024 total solar eclipse in Hugo, Oklahoma alongside my family. I had been planning for months to find the perfect spot in Texas to view the eclipse; however, our plans changed as we tried to find clear skies to view totality. In the end, I would not change our experience for anything.