Welcome to Christopher Huber Photography

Welcome to Christopher Huber Photography. This site features some of my work from various travel experiences, as well as the people I have encountered along the way. In addition, this site showcases some of my day-to-day work as a sports and features photographer.

Feel free to comment on photos or blog posts. I appreciate any constructive criticism or new ideas. Scroll down for “Photo of the Day” posts or click the tabs above for galleries. Order prints at www.chuberphoto.printroom.com.

The ancient Inca city of Machu Picchu (Old Mountain), Cusco, Peru.

The ancient Inca city of Machu Picchu (Old Mountain), Cusco, Peru.

Something from the archives

I found this image (taken earlier in 2009) while I was searching through my archives from the past few years. With so many original files in my image library, I continue to find photos I never processed. Usually I simply didn’t have time to tone and process them. In other cases, maybe, a photo just didn’t inspire me as much the first time.

Cascade Ridge View 1

I remember taking this one, but I guess I was too busy with another project that I skipped past this one. This view is from northeast Sammamish, Wash., looking northeast toward the cascades. I took it from a little park in the Trossachs neighborhood.

— C

Recent multimedia fun

Here’s a story about a local couple octogenarians who travel the world over together. Story on the Sammamish Review.

Check out the audio slideshow that goes with it.

Photo of the Day – Space Needle

I’ve lived 20 minutes from Seattle my entire life and I think June 12 was the first time I had been at the Space Needle at twilight on a nice day with my camera. I stumbled across this view as I left the Eastlake High School graduation at Key Arena around 9:30 or 10 p.m.

Space Needle 1

Space Needle 3

- C

Living next to a canoe carver

I recently wrote a feature story about a Snoqualmie Tribe master canoe carver. He lives just across the way from us on Beaver Lake. Here’s the story, which we supplemented with video of him paddling on the lake and talking about keeping the tradition alive.

canoe-carver

- Chris