Scotland | Part V

This is my final post about Scotland. It is an amazing country! The Scots are friendly and personable people, the food is outstanding and the sights are awe inspiring. Scotland now holds a piece of my heart!

TravelKerrin Burke LahrMarch 18, 2019Scotland, Travel Photography blog, travel, castles, sunset, light trails, eileen donan, highlands, vist scotland, muench workshop

Scotland | Part IV

Although Scotland is spectacular in color, this post is all about the dramatic black & white.

TravelKerrin Burke LahrFebruary 6, 2019Scotland, visit scotland, Travel Photography blog, travel, black and white, moody, moody b&w

Scotland | Part III

The locals refer to the Highland cattle as “Heilan Coo”. They are a Scottish breed with traits that include long horns and long wavy wooly coats that can be black, brown, yellow, white, gray, or tan.

TravelKerrin Burke LahrJanuary 4, 2019scotland, visit scotland, wildlife, highland cattle, heilan coos, red stag

Scotland | Part II

This blog post is one-part Scottish tradition, one-part Scottish heritage and one-part workshop.

TravelKerrin Burke LahrDecember 28, 2018scotland, visit scotland, muench workshop, lochs

Scotland | Part I

In October, I spent close to three weeks in Scotland. The first week’s travel partners were my husband Tom and our good friends and travel buddies: Rainer and Betsy who live in Gross-Rheide, Germany.

TravelKerrin Burke LahrDecember 13, 2018visit scotland, Scotland, st. andrews old course, old man of storr, quiraing, fairy pools, neist point, isle of skye, moors, Glencoe

Hook + Ladder

The fire department at St. John's University (SJU), in Collegeville, Minnesota, was established in 1939. It was staffed by monks through…

InspirationalKerrin Burke LahrJune 29, 2018st john's university, fire department, firefighters, first responders, collegeville, Minnesota, environmental portraitComment

Sharing My Passion With Abby + Caitlin

This spring I spent a day sharing my passion with two talented (up and coming) photographers…

Kerrin Burke LahrJune 14, 2018portrait, minneapolis, female portrait, minneapolis portrait photographer, eyes, hair, style, minneaplis portrait photographer, minneapolis senior portrait photographer, iceland travel blog, shoreview portrait photographer, minneapolis senior photographer

Canadian Maritimes + Newfoundland | Linblad Expeditions | National Geographic Explorer

Words cannot describe my excitement upon hearing that I was the grand prize winner of the "#ExperienceCanadaContest" on Instagram sponsored by NatGeoTravel and ExploreCanada.

Kerrin Burke LahrFebruary 12, 2018travel, canada, explore canada, mountains, hiking, lakes, beautiful, nature, canada travel blog, experience canada, newfoundland, nova scotia, quebec, linblad expeditions, natioanl geographic explorer, national geographic travelComment

Iceland | The Land of Fire + Ice | Part V

This is the final post about my trip to Iceland. I hope that my travel blog has inspired you to take a trip to this awe inspiring country. You certainly won't regret it.

Kerrin Burke LahrNovember 29, 2017travel, iceland, river, lake, mountainComment

Iceland | The Land of Fire + Ice | Part IV

There are places in Iceland that make you feel like you're in another world. This is exemplified in the geothermal areas.

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Iceland | The Land of Fire + Ice | Part III

Back in the day, I was an avid horseback rider. Even did a little barrel racing with my horse - Red. Although I haven't ridden in decades, I'm still in love with these majestic animals. They are poetry in motion.

Kerrin Burke LahrOctober 23, 2017travel, iceland, icelandic horses, horse, colt, mane, wind

Iceland | The Land of Fire + Ice | Part II

Iceland, a Nordic Island, in the North Atlantic Ocean, is considered part of Europe.

Kerrin Burke LahrOctober 1, 2017Travel Photography blog, travel, iceland, waterfall, sunrise, sunset, mountain, nature, beautiful

This blog post is one-part Scottish tradition, one-part Scottish heritage and one-part workshop.

In October, I spent close to three weeks in Scotland. The first week’s travel partners were my husband Tom and our good friends and travel buddies: Rainer and Betsy who live in Gross-Rheide, Germany.

There are places in Iceland that make you feel like you're in another world. This is exemplified in the geothermal areas.

Back in the day, I was an avid horseback rider. Even did a little barrel racing with my horse - Red. Although I haven't ridden in decades, I'm still in love with these majestic animals. They are poetry in motion.

Iceland, a Nordic Island, in the North Atlantic Ocean, is considered part of Europe.

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This blog post is one-part Scottish tradition, one-part Scottish heritage and one-part workshop.

In October, I spent close to three weeks in Scotland. The first week’s travel partners were my husband Tom and our good friends and travel buddies: Rainer and Betsy who live in Gross-Rheide, Germany.

There are places in Iceland that make you feel like you're in another world. This is exemplified in the geothermal areas.

Back in the day, I was an avid horseback rider. Even did a little barrel racing with my horse - Red. Although I haven't ridden in decades, I'm still in love with these majestic animals. They are poetry in motion.

Iceland, a Nordic Island, in the North Atlantic Ocean, is considered part of Europe.