About me:

Currently, Technical Photographer at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, MD.

Previously, I worked as the Photographic Media Specialist at the National Technical Institute for the Deaf.

I also served in the U.S. Marine Corps as an enlisted military photographer, supporting MCB Quantico and Headquarters Marine Corps.

Here you will find a mixture of my professional and personal work. You can also follow me on Threads and Instagram @worlds.okayest.photographer

Even the places in Iceland without a waterfall or a volcano are just gorgeous! Such a unique landscape.

Sunrise on a rock stack somewhere in Iceland. 😍

Wishing I were back in the van touring Iceland today. 😍 I swear I had to try to take a bad photo.

One of my favorite mornings from our trip.

If you go to Iceland and don't come back with too many pictures of sheep, did you even go to Iceland? Never mind the beautiful glacier in the background.

#icelandtrip #icelandicsheep #glacier #sheep #icelandicnature #naturephotographer #traveler

Sometime in the fall.

Kodak portra 200, Yashica Mat EM.

#filmisnotdead

Have you ever had an exposure come out perfectly that you did not want to edit? 🥰

#ﬁlmisnotdead #plantsmakepeoplehappy #analogphotography #filmsnotdead #yashicamatem #yashica #kodakportra400 #militaryveteran #veteranartist #artvet #film #analog #1

Recently developed some film from last year, this exposure was taken after a big storm rolled through.
Yashica Mat 120 | Kodak portrait 200

Helpful tips for night time long exposure photography

June 24, 2018 in Photo-Tips

Here is a guide with some helpful tips and tricks to taking better star photographs.

Jaw Droping 360 Pano of Night Sky!

February 16, 2017 in Photographer Spotlight

Photographer captures largest photograph of night sky ever. In order to take this, Nick Risinger had to trek over 60,000 miles across the western United States and South Africa starting in March 2010, according to PetPixel.com. You can view the original article Here.

The image is a composite of 37,000 separate images. You can view the whole interactive panorama HERE. Zoom and traverse the HD night sky in true color.

Now this is one of the most amazing endeavors I have seen in the photography world in a while. I think it deserves some credit. I don't know about some of you, but I will be gawking at this photo for some time, learning and spotting constellations around the galaxy.

Nick Risinger is actually a photographer and designer from Seattle, Washington. You may not know his name, but he is the guy behind the iPhone and iPad app "Sky Guide."