• South
  • Iceland
    • Pandemic 0-100
    • Pandemic 101-200
    • Pandemic 201-300
    • Pandemic 301-400
    • Pandemic 401-500
    • Petrified Wood Abstracts
    • North
  • Learn to Shoot
  • Blog
    • Books and Cards
    • Fine Prints
    • Classes
    • About Joe
    • Sign up for the monthly newsletter
    • Contact
Menu

Joe Decker

nature photographer
  • South
  • Iceland
  • Pandemic Portfolio
    • Pandemic 0-100
    • Pandemic 101-200
    • Pandemic 201-300
    • Pandemic 301-400
    • Pandemic 401-500
  • More Images
    • Petrified Wood Abstracts
    • North
  • Learn to Shoot
  • Blog
  • The Store
    • Books and Cards
    • Fine Prints
    • Classes
  • About
    • About Joe
    • Sign up for the monthly newsletter
    • Contact

Joe Decker

Joe Decker is a California-based nature photographer, author and educator focusing on the power and beauty of the high latitudes.


Subscribe!

Sign up to get these posts delivered directly to your inbox.

Thank you!

Latest and Greatest:

Blog
Mono Portfolio #1 Announced
Mono Portfolio #1 Announced
about 2 years ago
Hall of Bergs, 2016
about 4 years ago
Dawn on Tabular Icebergs, 2016
about 4 years ago
2017 Holiday Cards Now Available!
2017 Holiday Cards Now Available!
about 7 years ago

Once a year I produce a one-time print run of holiday cards with a winter-themed image, and ... it's that time again. This singular King Penguin from St Andrews Bay on South Georgia Island overlooks a warm misty sunrise and 150,000 of his closest friends....

KALEID show: Reception Friday, Feb 3, starting at 7pm
KALEID show: Reception Friday, Feb 3, starting at 7pm
about 8 years ago

Fresh Tweets:


Redwoods and Rhododendrons, Del Norte State Park

December 02, 2015

Redwoods are also on my mind a lot lately, what with the upcoming workshop I'm giving in the Santa Cruz mountains (spaces are still available), in looking through work from various redwoods parks I came across this long-forgotten image from the Damnation Creek trail in Del Norte State Park. I was really taken by the shape of the rhododendron trunks and their contrast with the forms of the redwood trunks, as well as, of course, the color.

← Scouting in the RedwoodsJuvenile Penguins, South Georgia Island →
Back to Top

         © Copyright 2001-2021 Joe Decker, all rights reserved.