After thoroughly enjoying out time on the coast, we headed inland towards Corte for the remainder of our trip. While Corte isn’t a typical stop for many tourists visiting Corsica, it was one of our favorite part of the visit and the perfect change from the touristy, beach town vibes that populate the coast. We took our […]

It’s so hard to believe that our year of living in Holland is coming to an end. We’ve had the most incredible adventure living in Europe – we’ve traveled to 14 different countries, eaten too many bitterballen to count, and completely fallen in love with the way of life in Holland. We’ve embraced the bike culture of […]

On my second to last day in Ireland (and my 28th birthday!) I left Galway and headed toward Connemara peninsula. The drive out there was beautiful – there weren’t many cars on the road so I felt like I had the entire place to myself. The golden hills, the sheep crossing the road, the sun […]

As I started planning my trip to Ireland, I knew that I wanted to drive either the “Ring of Fire” or Dingle Peninsula. I was a little too timid to drive the Ring of Fire after hearing about the steep, narrow, busy roads, so I opted for Dingle instead, and I’m so glad I did. […]

In March Jack got the amazing opportunity to go back to the States for a week to attend the Water Summit at the White House. It was a once in a lifetime opportunity and I was so excited for him – the only problem was that he would be gone the entire week of my […]

It’s hard to explain the beauty and serenity of the Western Algarves in the south of Portugal. Along the southern coast of the country there are the touristy beaches of the Algarves, with stunning cliffs and rock formations, resort beach towns, and secret caves. Along the Western coast, however, it’s remote, peaceful, and much less […]

Aviero was an adorable venice-like town with a few canals and colorful buildings. We stopped in just for lunch, and that was about enough time to see everything we wanted to see. About 15 minutes away was a little beach community dotted with candy striped houses. It was super adorable, but SUPER windy and deserted, […]

Porto was my wildest dream and worst nightmare. It’s my wildest dream because of it’s shear beauty – with unbelievable views from every street top, ruined buildings, vibrant azujelos (tiles), and bold, bright, fun colors – every second I felt like I was in an old magical movie. There is gorgeous street art everywhere you […]

A few weeks before Valentine’s Day we decided to head down to the city of love to celebrate the weekend. Ended up the train tickets we way too expensive, so we rented a car and drove down (which was surprisingly way cheaper than the train). The five hour drive flew by (although I’m sure Jack, […]

Last May I had the honor of attending the Kurt Boomer Workshop at the Sunstone Winery in the Santa Ynez Mountains. I think it’s so important to constantly learn, connect, and grow by meeting other photographers and being inspired by people your admire. My experience at the this workshop did just that – I met some unbelievably […]

One of the main reasons we headed to southern Swizterland was so that we could go to Lake Como for the day. It was a quick 45 minute drive from were we were staying in Luggano and was beyond anything that I could have imagined. I pictured of a small little lake with sprawling estates […]

In November we went down to Belgium for a weekend because Jack had a conference. Gent was a really fun city with lots to explore (although it was a little hard to figure out with it’s misleading streets and confusing layout) but it was great to see a new place. On our last day I hopped […]