by Ron on February 6, 2009
An Olympic hopeful training at the brand new Richmond Speed Skating Oval near Vancouver. This venue will be used for long track speed skating in next year’s winter games.
I thought this scene epitomizes the typical Olympic athlete’s life. Long hours of training by themselves in relative anonymity. It is kind of ironic, if he does make the Olympic team as expected, millions of people from around the world will one day watch him skate on this same ice surface. On this day, it was only Janine and I, along with his friendly girlfriend. [click to continue…]
by Janine on May 30, 2008
Folks, this is why I don’t take pictures and you should use a tripod! Even with Ron taking care of all the camera settings I still managed to take a soft picture. Anyway, the real reason for this post is because I found this very funny. I stepped out of the house for literally no more than 2 or 3 minutes and I walked back into the living room to find what you see in the picture. Ron had completely torn the living room apart and set up shop. He had just received his latest “toy” and was like a kid at Christmas. I could not believe he had managed to totally rearrange the room and set up that fast. It made me laugh.
by Ron on November 3, 2007
Left Fork, North Creek, Zion National Park, Utah.
When you reach this beautiful little setting, you are very close to the Subway.
By: Janine Niebrugge
Every now and then, if we are lucky, we have an experience that WOW’s us and may even change a part of who we are forever. Today was just that sort of day for me. [click to continue…]
by Janine on February 2, 2007
Pumpkin Patch
Story by Janine.
There are times in our life when our experiences bring us full circle. Such was the case this past week while in Borrego Springs. [click to continue…]
by Ron on December 12, 2006
The Stirring the Senses guide book was a fun assingment a did a few years ago in Kenai Fjords National Park. [click to continue…]
by Janine on September 1, 2006
Author: Janine Niebrugge
One great thing about shooting the Chugach National Forest this summer has been the opportunity to explore new areas. I have found most people feel the need to travel away from home to recreate and vacation. Or tend to frequent favorite areas over and over. Ron and I are no exception. We have our favorite trails right here in Seward and we do them over and over again. So this summer we have ventured beyond our backyard and have had a blast doing so! [click to continue…]
by Janine on August 18, 2006
I am the “behind the scene” part of the business and I like it that way. People always ask if I photograph as well. I am quick to answer, maybe too quick, No. I have no interest in photography whatsoever. I don’t even know how to use Ron’s camera’s! But I enjoy the process of photography. Being out in the field and experiencing nature first hand. I love when we explore the backcountry hiking, boating, kayaking and camping. I enjoy identifying the plants, flowers, birds and wildlife. I am technically Ron’s “assistant” when we are in the field. But I often forget those duties and fall short of being the ideal assistant. But I think I make a great companion 
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