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An early morning image of a small creek near Gum Springs Nature Trail at Tenkiller Ferry Lake in Oklahoma. Built in the spring of 1997, Gum Springs Trail offers an extraordinary glimpse of Oklahoma wilderness. The trail runs about a half a mile and begins at the Gooseneck Bend North campgrounds. Gum Springs Trail provides a secluded and peaceful area to escape the confines of the city and reconnect with nature.

Story: As a young man, Michael spent much of his time seeking adventure and exploring the great outdoors. In addition to his affection for nature, he also relished technology and embraced it at every opportunity. In fact, his indoctrination to the Polaroid One Step sparked the beginning of his interest in photography. Inevitably, the natural synergy between nature and technology led Michael to become a passionate landscape photographer. Location: Currently residing near Fort Worth, Texas, he often visits the local areas for exciting new photographic opportunities. Although specializing in landscape photography, he continues to master the art of photography and takes pleasure on any occasion in capturing a profound moment in...