Photographs of Zaibas dancers taken at the International Festival at the Overture Center, Madison, WI, 21 February 2009. Enjoy, Tim! 608.628.2925

There's a beautiful national park in eastern British Columbia, along the border with Alberta and the spine of the Rockies - Yoho. This gallery displays photographs from a couple areas in Yoho - Emerald Lake and the waterfalls of the Yoho Valley. Photographs from another beautiful portion of Yoho can be found in the Lake O'Hara gallery. Enjoy!

Yellowstone National Park is a fascinating place to visit and explore. The variety of geothermal features is amazing! Yellowstone contains ~60% of the world's geothermal features, so if you can't find it here, you probably won't find it anywhere else! Get out there and enjoy it!

The Wisconsin State Capitol Building is a wonderful and historic piece of architecture and construction. I used to love to eat lunch in it and just drink in all of the beautiful little details. Enjoy!

Wind turbines near Montello, Wisconsin.

I was fortunate to be able to spend three days of solitude in the Wind River Range, Shoshone National Forest, Wyoming on a backpacking trip in August 2016. I didn't backpack that far, but had an absolutely glorious sunrise at Cirque of the Towers that made it all worth it!!

Blue flag irises blossom in the wetlands around Madison, Wisconsin every year - beautiful!

"Buried" within the Vermillion Cliffs Wilderness, there is a very remote location with some of the most beautiful rock formations and folds that you've ever seen. No, it's not at all easy to get there, but the trip is certainly worth the considerable effort!

I really enjoy visiting western Nebraska. I lived near Ogallala for a summer many years ago. I enjoy the peace and quiet, the solitude and the wide-open prairie. The windmills in this gallery first came to my attention maybe forty to fifty years ago, likely in a National Geographic article. Enjoy!

Panoramic photographs from a spring 2015 trip to beautiful southern Utah and northern Arizona - Capitol Reef National Park and Cathedral Valley; Vermillion Cliffs National Monument - The Wave and White Pocket; Lick & Harris Washes, Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.

I have an affinity for old steam engines, as I understand that my great great grandfather was a J.I. Case dealer in the early 20th Century. These photographs are from the Rock County Thresheree over Labor Day weekend, 2013.

One of the more extremely popular locations in northern Arizona is The Wave, a part of North Coyote Buttes and the Vermillion Cliffs Wilderness. If you go there, bring plenty of water. It's not a long hike, but it's not short, either!

Images of the island of Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain, April 2011. What a beautiful location!

I'm entranced by the Southwestern United States. I love the wide open spaces, the various colors of the rocks, the quiet and solitude, and the ability to get lost - when you want. These photographs were taken on a trip to southern Utah and northern Arizona in November 2011 - I hope that you enjoy as much as I did!

This is a basic gallery of a wide variety of images that I have on hand that fit under the general heading of general stock! ;)

St. John's is a beautiful, beautiful place to visit, relax and enjoy - warmth in the water and the people. Swimming, snorkeling, relaxing, sleeping, and great food!

On the edge of Dunedin, New Zealand, there's an old pier at St. Clair Beach that provides a very simple and beautiful setting for photographs.

There are some truly remarkable places in the deserts of the American Southwest. One of those places is South Coyote Buttes, which seems to be the lesser sibling of North Coyote Buttes/The Wave, but certainly beautiful in its own right.

The first flowers of spring, 2011, from the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Arboretum - Skunk Cabbage!

Yosemite National Park, Mono Lake and the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California, October 2010

Secret Falls is probably the most beautiful waterfall in Wisconsin. It's also a relatively "remote" waterfall even though its close to civilization. The only legal way to access the waterfall is to walk through Honey Creek in Borns Hollow. This waterfall is located near Leland, Sauk County, Wisconsin, in the beautiful Baraboo Hills.

Sandhill Crane photographs, taken near a small pond, Fitchburg, Wisconsin; 4 October 2011.

A few fun fall images - pumpkins, apples, and pi(e)...

Photographs from a wonderful shooting trip to green, sunny, warm Puerto Rico! Mostly El Yunque National Forest and Viejo (Old) San Juan images...

Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker's attempts to remove collective bargaining rights for public employees has lead to massive protests at the State Capitol.

A day of protests at the Wisconsin Capitol over the Legislature's and Governor's efforts to remove public employee collective bargaining rights. 10 March 2011

I've spent a great deal of time on prairies in the central US. I love the solitude, the wind and the wide open spaces. But, one thing that I've wanted to do for many years is to witness and photograph a prairie burn. In some ways, it's not terribly exciting. But, in other ways, you're there at the moment of rebirth - a phoenix moment.

Photographs of Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, located along Lake Superior in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan - sand, water, waves, rocks, lake, trees, waterfalls - bliss!

Pewit's Nest is an intimate State Natural Area near Baraboo, Wisconsin. It is essentially Wisconsin's only (?) slot canyon, situated along Skillet Creek, in the Baraboo Hills. These photographs are from late fall, taken under a grey, leaden sky, creating beautiful, low contrast photographs.

Pewits Nest in the autumn. Pewits Nest is a Wisconsin State Natural Area just west of Baraboo, Wisconsin. It's a very picturesque and popular spot for a fall walk, and very peaceful and serene.

I had the wonderful opportunity to visit Peru and Machu Picchu in October, 2014. It's an amazing and beautiful country, and I'd gladly go back in a heart beat. I hope that you'll have the opportunity to visit the Land of the Incas in your life time - a bucket list trip!

This gallery contains photographs taken in various parts of Patagonia, the southern portion of South America. You'll find photographs of: Santiago, Chile (which is outside of Patagonia, but where the airline landed); Torres del Paine National Park (Chile); Perito Mereno Glacier & El Chalten/Mount FitzRoy, Los Glaciares National Park (Argentina); and, Magellanic Penguins to the south of Rio Gallegos, Argentina. Enjoy, Tim

Various of my panoramic photography work from Arizona, Colorado, Baja California Sur/Mexico, Lithuania, and New Zealand.

The images in this gallery are collected here to assist readers of my eBook "New Zealand - A Traveler's & Photographer's Paradise" - to better enjoy larger views of these images. You may find my beautiful photo book available for download at: https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/new-zealand/id889656551?mt=11

I'm extremely fortunate to have the opportunity to actually live in and relish New Zealand for about a year. It's a fantastic, beautiful, warm, delightful country with astounding landscapes - a landscape photographer's dream!

A few photographs of coastal areas in Massachusetts and Maine, Spring, 2010.

A few photographs of Mount Rushmore National Memorial, some from afar in Black Hills National Forest, and the rest a bit closer. Enjoy!

Photographs from the area of the Mosquito River, along the southern coast of Lake Superior, in the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, Upper Peninsula, Michigan.

Photographs of the Capitol and downtown Madison on an early fall day, October 2011.

Madison experienced intense rainfall on the evening 20 Aug 2018. Many of the photographs in this gallery show the results of that rain event and subsequent flooding in central Madison, as well as a few photographs from the Memorial Union Terrace.

Fun images of a softball on a mirror, and a robin's egg on a mirror...

New Orleans, bayous, alligators and life in and near the Big Easy!

Images from the Lithuanian Choir presenting "The Singing Revolution" at the Wisconsin State Capitol Rotunda, Saturday, 12 May 2018.

Back in Lithuania in July, 2014 for my fifth (?) trip over the past dozen or so years...

Lithuania has become my second home. It's my wife's birthplace and I'm very fortunate to be able to frequently visit this beautiful and historic country. Enjoy!

Lithuania is a beautiful country, full of the old & new! I hope that you'll have a chance to explore it and get to know it like I have!

This gallery contains "raw" images taken with the Light L16 camera. If you wish to view and edit the images with Lumen software, you'll need to change the file suffix from "raw" to "lri," as in L16_00201.lri The download password for this gallery is L16

Sea kayaking on Lake Superior, Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, Upper Peninsula of Michigan. May, 2010.

Kauri trees are one of the largest trees found in New Zealand. There are relatively few left, and even fewer of the very largest Kauri trees. These magnificent trees can mostly be found on the western coast of Northland, the northernmost region in New Zealand.

Images from a marvelous backpacking trip on the legendary John Muir Trail through California's Sierra Nevada Mountains, July, 2018.

View of an outlet from an icy pond, Fitchburg, Wisconsin, winter/spring 2012.

Images of ice fishing on Monona Bay, Lake Monona, Madison, Wisconsin, USA.

Along the main road between Banff National Park and Jasper National Park in Alberta, Canada, there's a stretch of mountains and glaciers that's truly spectacular and even "accessible." Along this part of the route there are amazing - and sobering - views. Sobering, in the sense that these beautiful glaciers are melting all too quickly as we warm our world. You had better see them before they're gone!

Horseshoe Bend is one of those simply spectacular places in the world where you can view a beautiful oxbox carved into Arizona's sandstones!

Photographs from the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona, June 2010. Many of these photographs are sunrise/sunset photographs from Point Sublime, one of the most beautiful places on earth!

In May, 2008, I had a wonderful opportunity to raft the Colorado River through Grand Canyon National Park with some great photographers. I hope that you'll enjoy this gallery too, and, better yet, make the voyage yourself!

Near to Golden, British Columbia is a beautiful, remote (but accessible) mountain lake. It's not a difficult hike, nor is it a walk in the park - but it's beautiful when you get to the end! It would be a wonderful place for a picnic or, better yet, an overnight backpacking trip!

Glacier National Park is an incredibly beautiful and inspiring place. I could never be bored there (well, as long as I wasn't covered with twenty feet of snow). In many ways, Glacier is the opposite of the Grand Canyon - blue & green instead of oranges & yellows; upward instead of downward; and, wet instead of dry. I hope that you'll have the chance to explore Glacier if you haven't already!

Various flora/flowers, mostly from the Midwest. At this time, it only contains photographs of pink lady slipper orchids (Cypripedium acaule).

A few images from around Fitchburg, celebrating fall, corn and harvest!

Every year, the Experimental Aircraft Association holds it's Airventure Fly-In at Whitman Field in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. If you're a fan of everything aviation, particularly for the small, DIY or personal pilot, then I hope that you'll get a chance to get to Oshkosh during the one week in summer that this place is buzzing!

The Netherlands is a beautiful country and particularly noted for its windmills. I was fortunate to be able to have a rather intimate encounter with the Delphine Windmill near Abcoude, Utrecht, NL, as well as visit the Kinderdijk Windmills World Heritage Site.

Storm waves break on the shore of Lake Michigan at Cave Point County Park, Door County, Wisconsin, USA

Door County, Wisconsin is a beautiful place to visit most any time of year, but especially spring and fall. I hope that you enjoy these images from Fish Creek, Cave Point, The Farm and The Ridges Sanctuary.

Aerial photographs of various scenes in Door County, Wisconsin and nearby. Kewaunee and Algoma Lighthouses; Sturgeon Bay; Cave Point County Park; Baileys Harbor; Washington Island; Rock Island State Park; Gills Rock; Ellison Bay; Sister Bay; Ephraim; Peninsula State Park; Fish Creek; and Egg Harbor.

Costa Rica is an easy and inviting land of beauty. There are so many possibilities here for fun, adventure and relaxation - mountains, oceans, rainforests, waterfalls, rivers, wildlife... Just about everything except snow...

Various images of Colorado - mountains, Maroon Bells, Calhan Paint Mines, Colorado National Monument, Great Sand Dunes National Monument - from summer, 2010

This gallery is a general collection of photographs from Banff and Jasper National Parks in Alberta, Canada. The Jasper images are from Maligne Lake and Angel Glacier/Mount Edith Cavell, while the Banff images are from Herbert Lake and Johnston Canyon. Enjoy!

A few photographs of buffalo, found in Custer State Park, in the Black Hills of South Dakota, near Rapid City. Big, bold, beautiful animals - and, I don't want to meet one in a dark alley someday!

Sailing in the Sea of Cortez, Baja California Sur/Mexico, near La Paz, and along the islands of Isla Espiritu Santos, Isla Partida and Isla Los Islotes - magnificent!

People enjoying the beach and more on the island of Grand Bahamas!

Badlands National Park, South Dakota. Stark, austere, beautiful. Desolate. Alone. Forbidding. A simply beautiful place to visit, to lose oneself and to find oneself...

The old German city of Augsburg is an absolutely beautiful place to stroll and take in the history and ambiance.

While I've been to Arches National Park and enjoyed most of the typical tourist walks/hikes, this time I got to really enjoy the Fiery Furnace and Delicate Arch. For a wonderful, interesting, moderate and fun hike, try the Fiery Furnace - and come prepared!

Every few years, it's cold enough that the "ice caves" form along the shore of Lake Superior, NW of Bayfield, Wisconsin. The winter of 2013/2014 was one such winter and people flocked from far and wide to see these beautiful and rare natural wonders!

Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon, formed by the erosional forces of flowing water through the sandstone, along Antelope Creek on the Navajo Indian Reservation just east of Page, Arizona. It's a truly beautiful and awe-inspiring site to behold. Take your time and breathe it in...

I was fortunate to recently fly down the Lower Wisconsin Riverway in a small aircraft. The lay of the land and river are just amazing, along with the fall colors.

Adobe Town or, better yet, the Adobe Town Study Area (Bureau of Land Management) can be found in Sweetwater County, Wyoming and is on the southwest portion of the Red Desert (I believe). I've heard about it several times over the years and decided to pay a visit to this remote location - and, it was worth it! I enjoyed an absolutely breathtaking sunset - all alone and happy.