Stories about places, people, curiosity, and what happens when we slow down long enough to notice.
People
Lost stories people and buildings leave behind.
Light
Shadows and highlights tell about tales the world.
Weather
Atmosphere and mood make the familiar unknown.
Time
Moments we can’t keep, but learn to notice.
STORIES FROM THE FIELD
I headed to Eastern Washington to learn Milky Way photography, but clouds kept the Milky Way out of sight. Along the way, unexpected spring snow at Mount Rainier, a camera-visible aurora, and the fire-marked Tieton River became the photographs the trip actually offered.
A forecasted sunrise never appeared, the bald eagles left before I reached them, and I forgot part of my monopod. Fortunately, the geese at Nisqually had arranged their own early-morning show.
I arrived at the Hoh Rain Forest hoping for dark, misty winter weather. The bright afternoon and bare branches created a different challenge, eventually leading me away from grand scenes and toward the quieter stories on the forest floor.
SELECTED WORK
