Hi, I’m Kevin. I point my camera at mountains, coastlines, city streets, wildlife, and whatever catches my attention along the way. I’m usually looking for something interesting, whether I’m somewhere new or somewhere I’ve been a hundred times.

Here are a few things I’ve found.

A close-up of a sunflower with yellow petals, a dark brown center, and green leaves, with a blurred background of more sunflowers and a pinkish sky.
A waterfall cascades down a lush, green forested cliff into a river below. Sunlight filters through trees, illuminating the scene, with a person standing at the bottom right with arms raised.

KEVIN KEEPS FINDING THINGS

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A little riverside wandering. 🇨🇭 A few scenes along the Reuss River in Lucerne, with colorful buildings lining the waterfront and the famous Chapel Bridge right in the middle of it all. Lucerne’s Old Town is easy to explore on foot, and the
Imagine having this in your backyard. 💦 Meet Staubifall, a roughly 100-meter waterfall near the tiny hamlet of Äsch in Switzerland’s Schächental valley. With a few houses and green pastures sitting right below it, it’s pretty
A little village with some big views. 🏔️ A few scenes from Wengen, the little mountain village I called home for a few days while exploring Switzerland’s Bernese Oberland. Wengen sits above the Lauterbrunnen Valley, with wooden chalets, flow
Hard to beat this view. 🏔️ Looking down at Interlaken from Harder Kulm, it’s pretty easy to see how the town got its name. Interlaken literally means “between lakes,” and from 1,322 meters up, you can see Lake Thun and Lake Brien
Just following the mountains. 🏔️ A little running through alpine meadows, a lot of stopping for photos, and a few cows along the way. 🐄 Männlichen sits high above Wengen and Grindelwald, with some pretty ridiculous views of the Bernese Alps
Yes, the water actually looks like that. 👀 Oeschinensee has the kind of blue that makes you question your camera settings. The Panorama Trail climbs high above the lake, where tiny hikers along the path help put into perspective just how big the m