End of Year Photography Workflow
At the end of each year and the beginning of the new, I tackle the backlog of images I captured during the year. My goal is to extract the best shots to process and share [ read more ... ]
Pictures are talking to me
Have you ever used the phrase “it speaks to me”? It’s a fairly common phrase and one that most people understand what it means, even if they might not be able to agree on the [ read more ... ]
The art of art in photography
I was recently having a conversation with someone who is wanting to improve their photography skills and the act of the conversation started a train of thought for me. I do generally find that when [ read more ... ]
Columbia River Gorge Eagle Creek Fire
Here in the Pacific Northwest, it almost goes without saying that we do love our outdoor spaces. The beauty, the recreation, the abundant fertility and the views are all enjoyed every day by so many [ read more ... ]
Alaska Photo Trip – Part 1
I returned from Alaska just about a week ago and can now start to comprehend and process all that I saw and shot on this trip. Leading up to it, I had high hopes that [ read more ... ]
Preparing for a Photo Trip
Here I am, one day away from embarking on a (hopefully) amazing photographic journey to Alaska with Jack Graham and two others and I'm brimming with excitement. It is an experience that has been on [ read more ... ]
Solitary Photography
A little bit of introspection today as I was thinking about my images A few days ago I was scrolling through some of my images and started thinking about the body of work I've produced [ read more ... ]
Chance Encounters
Unexpected meetings can make your day extra special
Creating on the Go
A quick post this week as I just returned from a business trip and had a ton to do, along with my day job. I've picked up on an interesting trend in myself I thought [ read more ... ]
2016 Images in Review
It's that time of year again when I am able to publish a book of my favorite images of the previous year. 2016 was a productive year for me and I'm happy with the diversity of [ read more ... ]