Love Notes Postcard Project – Autumn Nouveau
Your theme for this quarter’s release is Autumn Nouveau! Here’s a sneak peek of what you’ll receive mid-October. (We’re not giving away too much so you’ll be surprised and delighted when you open your package!) In a world where we’re constantly prompted to optimize our lives, increase our productivity, and speed things up, here’s an […]
Our fall 20% off sale starts today
Hi friends, we’re delighted to share the fall edition of our semi-annual sale! Enjoy 20% off anything and everything on hollandphotoarts.com (including limited edition prints). Normally we’d be sending out this month’s Road Trippin’ journal, but figured you’d enjoy this just as much: Use coupon code FallLove26 for 20% off your entire hollandphotoarts.com order! If […]
Diving deep into Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Carlsbad Caverns had been on our list for a while, so when we finally returned to New Mexico, we made it a priority. Getting there was relatively easy while camping at Brantley Lake State Park. The park itself was relatively nice, although quite a few trees have been cut down so if you’re looking at […]
It may be Glacier, but it ain’t slow!
Shortly after visiting Yosemite National Park, we headed north to Montana and Glacier National Park. For proximity, we stayed at West Glacier RV, which is an easy walk to Glacier village and as near as you can get to the main entrance. This enabled us to easily pop into the park, along with seemingly hundreds […]
Love Notes Postcard Project membership is officially open
Your wait is over! We’re thrilled to release our new project out into the world with a drizzle of inspiration, a dab of nurturing, and a dash of thoughtfulness. In a world where we’re constantly prompted to optimize our lives, increase our productivity, and speed things up, here’s an opportunity to slow down a bit […]
It’s Happy Hour Again
We were hiking one afternoon through Oregon’s coastal woods in Shore Acres State Park and happened upon the most lush, moss-draped scene we could have imagined. The late-afternoon sun, dappled through tree leaves, momentarily highlighted parts of the magical green carpet and guiding our eyes across its elements. Looking at this scene reminds me to […]
Stones of Yellow, and Red, and Orange, and…
Why yes, it’s our Yellowstone National Park Journal post. If you’re a fellow Airstreamer, start here with our Camp Airstream recap. We’d not yet visited Yellowstone National Park until the year’s Wyoming exploration, despite getting close while visiting Grand Teton several years ago. While on the way north from Jackson we hit a pothole so […]
The Very Grand Teton National Park
Boy are we overdue for some blog posts! Thanks so much for your patience. Let’s start with a quick return trip through Grand Teton National Park (gallery) early last summer. This time we were lucky enough to secure an in-park campsite in the Signal Mountain Campground. Aside from being at the front of the loop, maximizing traffic around […]
Our Re-Imagining of Holland Photo Arts
When we started working on the new hollandphotoarts.com, we didn’t realize it would take us a year to complete and share it with the world. But in the process, we rediscovered what mattered most: Perusing our work online should be easy and enjoyable. Information about our process, pricing, and philosophy should be visible and clear. […]
Santa Fe Skies & Art Abound
We always enjoy ourselves when we spend time in and around Santa Fe, New Mexico. Not surprisingly, since we’re avowed foodies, there’s plenty to keep our tummies happy, which also makes us delighted to share some of our finds and recs with you. Our campgrounds for our month-long stay included the KOA east of town […]
Lounging in Lava Hot Springs
It’s hot outside and your mind is focused on just one thing: Getting and staying cool. So of course you head to Lava Hot Springs, Idaho. Now, the name doesn’t engender a sense of cold, does it? But bear with me here. This tiny Main Street-only town which also serves as a magnet for heat-oppressed […]
New Orleans in a Week
This winter, while still in New Orleans, we “hosted” our friends m&g down from Virginia for a week of revelry, or at least of food and drink. Because they’re among our dearest friends, and because we could use an excuse—any excuse—to further our culinary research of the Big Easy, we set forth to design the […]