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May 19, 2026

Heads up: some links are affiliate links. I get ridiculously seasick. I’ve also been on six Baja trips and have made nearly every gear mistake the Sea of Cortez can throw at you. This is what I’ve learned to pack, what I’ve learned to skip, and what I wish I’d known before my first expedition. […]

What to pack for a Baja mobula trip: gear, meds, and the boat reality

Mobula rays in tight formation underwater with shafts of sunlight, Sea of Cortez
Massive fever of Munk's devil rays underwater, hundreds visible layered into the haze, Sea of Cortez

I went to Baja the first time because of Instagram. I’m not too proud to admit it — I get sold to by social media like everyone else. Six trips later, I’m not planning to stop. Jacques Cousteau called the Sea of Cortez “the aquarium of the world,” and the phrase does more work than […]

Baja: six trips in, and the Sea of Cortez keeps pulling me back

May 19, 2026

May 16, 2026

Heads up: some links are affiliate links. Before I could pick up a camera — before I was even born — my parents lived in Africa. For most of the 1980s they were based in Botswana, moving through Zimbabwe, Liberia, and wherever else caught their attention. I grew up with the evidence of those years […]

Namibia: why I keep going back (seven trips and counting)

Emma walking the ridge of a Sossusvlei sand dune at golden hour, Namibia
Conservation photography of a solo figure in a brimmed hat and patterned poncho walking across red earth as fog softens the sandstone buttes of Monument Valley in golden light.

If you plan a trip the way other people plan investments, this is for you. You research where the money goes, who runs the operation, what gets left behind when you leave. You read carefully. You travel slowly. You’d rather drive eight hours to a guide who knows the river than fly to one who […]

This is Postmarked Wild — a conservation photography blog for people who actually go outside

May 15, 2026

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