Ghost from the Machine”, Iceland (2024)

Hey Marc! Thanks for spending some time looking through my images. Glad to hear a few resonated with you. Cheers!

Hey everyone -- I just released as second collection of images from Iceland on my website. The first release was Iceland from the Air, this time around all images are ground based. Feel free to take a look. Hope you enjoy!

www.michaelbollino.com/recentwork

This is such a well constructed image! Dang

Thanks Maria — glad you enjoyed it

In a canyon dominated by miles of red sandstone walls this section of blue streaks was both unexpected and glorious

It most surely is!

Good morning everybody -- just a quick word that a new gallery of Iceland images is now live on my website. If you enjoy seeing photographs from the air then feel free to check them out. Thanks to those who do. Feel free to let me know what you think. Cheers!

www.michaelbollino.com/recentwork

Smoke in the desert

Glen Canyon Recreation Area, Utah

Blowing sand in Death Valley

That’s super cool that you did that!

Thanks Grant — I really appreciate it

Sunlight, sand, and shadow

I had never visited this section of badlands before this year's trip to Death Valley. It was a pretty inspiring outing. Definitely looking forward to the return trip.

This is amazing James

Bright light and deep shadows working well together somewhere in Utah's canyon country.

The edge of spring, southern Utah

“Brujo”, Utah 2025

Thanks — I really appreciate it Jackson

A new crop of images are now up on my website. If you like desert imagery you may enjoy!

www.michaelbollino.com/recentwork

Oaks and fresh spring growth in the Columbia River Gorge

Wonderful set of images Roger

A quiet stream in a quiet corner of Washington State

This is fantastic -- it has such a spooky spring feel to it

So nice! I always enjoy seeing these cross-season studies. Always so fascinating

Early spring in the Columbia River Gorge

Black Cottonwoods in full spring

Columbia River Gorge, Washington

David! Thanks

Oh man that’s kind of you. It’s funny how images speak to all of us differently. I think I may keep it in, although I’m not sure what release I’ll include it in. I don’t have have enough desert work this year for a collection. Thinking out loud here. Anyway I appreciate it Kenny!

Thanks David— it was a fun spot to photograph