Winter Morning “In the mornings, the winter fog has this ability to separate the landscape into different layers, making some

Stark Vines “This image was made on Hawkeye Mountain in Sonoma county. I’ve mentioned before that Winter is my favorite

Hillside Rows “I don’t know if it is because of their regularity, their slight elevation off the ground, or particular

Blue Mountain Vineyard “The hills of Sonoma have something primeval about them, which I suppose may be what attracts people

Sunset and Clouds “Like some of my other recent images, this photo was taken in Sonoma county, near the town

Group of Trees in the Fog “This image was taken in Sonoma county, near the town of Healdsburg. Nearby, the

One Vineyard Row “We all know what vineyards look like. There is a pretty common mental picture that springs to

Crest of The Vineyard “I love the way this image, like so many of Michael’s vineyard photos, captures the symbiotic

Rose Hill “This image was made in a vineyard in Sonoma. Sometimes the most simple observations end up generating the

Winter Fog “In the midst of all this heat washing across the country, I’m missing the cool winter weather that

Blue Fog “I love this shot. It’s like two different worlds divided by a veil of fog. Vineyard landscapes are

Swirling Clouds “This is one of the few shots that I have taken in the vineyards where the summer clouds

Straight Rows “Most of the time as a vineyard photographer, I’m looking for ways of breaking up the monotony of

Hot Summer’s Day “This image was shot a few weeks ago in Sonoma. On the day I shot this photo,

The Curved Road “This was the first shot from my most recent trip to the vineyards. I’ve driven by this

Green Rows “On a recent shoot, these rolling green rows caught my attention and when the fog cleared, the mountain

The Hidden Mountain “This image was shot with a special lens that tilts and shifts, a feature that changes the

Sprawling Tree “At the end of a long day of shooting, we took a break by this old tree, but

The View From The Top “One of the greatest things about working in mountain vineyards are the vantage points they