A Conversation with Drew Hamilton
I have a pretty good seasonal migration I’ve worked out of over the years. Summers in Alaska doing brown bear tours on the Alaska Peninsula. Fall in Churchill, Manitoba doing on the ground tours for polar bears. In the winter I chase aurora in Alaska and Manitoba with a break to head down to the mountains of Mexico for the monarch butterfly congregations.
A Conversation with Mike Mezeul
One of my favorite images and craziest things I’ve done to create an image is driven up approximately 300’ behind a developing tornado and then ran across the road into the same field that it was in. This was a situation in which the conditions came together perfectly for me to safely position myself extremely close to a tornado
A Conversation with Katrina Brown
I love to photograph the Salton Sea area. I am so drawn to things that are discarded and in decay and this place certainly is one of them. It’s as if one day I might see it’s miraculous resurrection and I will have images to tell it’s dilapidated history.
A Conversation with Susan Portnoy
I am captivated by wide-open spaces and remote locations, places with spectacular wildlife or traditional cultures, so future trips will have at least one of those elements, if not all three.
"Dreams of Travel" Photo Contest Winners
Katrina Brown's stunning image on the Salton Sea wins our "Dreams of Travel" Photo Contest
A Conversation with Sapna Reddy
I feel truly fortunate living within a short distance of Yosemite National Park. It is my place of Zen and I often find myself exploring the lesser known parts of this park. Am in complete awe of the Redwood forests of Northern California and love to photograph these timeless giants.
Scott Stulberg on Creativity in Quarantine
Having trouble staying inspired? We talk with Scott Stulberg on how he keeps focused, productive, and creative with long stretches at home
Bringing Gura Gear back - a letter from co-founder and CEO Trevor Peterson
I took over day to day control of the operations and set about re-building Gura Gear, my labor of love, and set to collate feedback from years of input from you, my fellow photographers.
