Benjamin Myers

While getting acquainted with the great city St. Louis, a few years back, I found this quiet street a few blocks away from the hustle and bustle of the busy big city. This road really caught my eye, so we stopped to take several photographs of the street and surrounding buildings.

I was on the West Side of Oahu waiting for the Sun to drop on the horizon. It was a relatively cloudless sky that evening but still provided many beautiful colors.

This beautiful resort is off the beaten path on the less traveled CO 141, in Gateway. On an annual motorcycle trip, we wind down this road to southern Colorado, and we stopped at the resort to check out the automotive museum. It’s a breathtaking area, with beautiful red rock formations, that is miles away from Utah’s eastern border.

I love sunsets! Everything about them can improve my day. I can sit in the quiet, listen to the crashing waves, and watch the dynamic colors change before my eyes. Palm trees always add a little more enjoyable for me too.

I was at the Honolulu Convention Center when I took this shot. The architecture caught my eye and I stopped to admire it for a bit. It really came alive in black and white.

This shot was taken at the lookout over Waipi’o Valley on the Big Island. The valley is beautiful and can only be accessed by four-wheel-drive due to the steepness of the road to travel in and out of the valley itself.

Every time I’m in Chicago I try and go by Millennium Park. This is one of my favorite places to hang out and watch people interact with this piece of art, with the Chicago skyline as a backdrop.

Last summer I promised my family we would travel through Paris and Rome. This shot was taken in the Paris Tabernacle in Paris, Idaho. We also traveled through Rome, Oregon. I feel like my promise was kept...

The Cathedral of Saint Andrew is one of my favorite architectural structures to shoot at night in Honolulu. It’s hard to take a bad shot of this building.

This was a precarious spot to try and take a photo. I jumped over a guardrail and shuffled down the hillside and used a tree to hang out enough to not have any shrubbery in the shot. The result was worth it. This was on the way out of Yellowstone National Park.