I’ve been updating the site a little bit today with some new questions, some new galleries, and some new links. I have an exciting announcement I’ll be making tomorrow, and am planning two to four releases this year for some projects I’m finally catching up on. Stay tuned for details!

New series preview!

It’s a series of 7 sunsets I’ll be issuing as a limited run of glass prints. I’ll be doing a pre-sale promo in the near future, so stay tuned!

I’m calling it “Sunset 57.”

Why? Go look at the page : P

Sometimes you don’t have a plan.

Sometimes you just have to play around and see what happens.

This was shot with an f1.8 50mm lens. My willing partners had brought some faux flowers, and there were bushes that happened to have real yellow flowers.

Sometimes the muse strikes, but you have to be out there so s/he can find you.

Last month I visited Montezuma’s Well for the first time. The neatest part for me was seeing ducks dive beneath the surface. I’d seen them invert in ponds and lakes, but from a high perspective with clear enough water we could watch them dive down several feet before disappearing into the darkness, only to return moments later.

For those of you who missed the once-in-a-lifetime space event of the week (seriously, didn’t we just have one of these?!) here are some thumbnails of the moon I managed to capture early Wednesday morning. Light was the real challenge, especially once the moon was fully eclipsed, but the images are decent enough for a 5×5 or 8×8.

Space is cool : P

http://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1412110

Five of my street photos from Japan were published in the latest issue of Indie Soleil Magazine. This marks the first time work that is exclusively mine (not photos of my talented model spouse) has been accepted for publication (also the first time I’ve submitted such).

Check it out!

Hi!

One of three photos published in the current (January) issue of Gothika Magazine (based in Australia). It can be found on MagCloud, both digitally and in print (http://www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/1400034).

Happy new year!

Okay, it’s at the tail end of New Year’s Day in AZ, but it’s never too late for pretty pictures. I’m developing and planning ideas for 2018. Hoping to try some new things as well as figure out where I’m traveling next. Hopefully you’re all thinking about your next adventure too, be it foreign or just in your own backyard.

This past Tuesday my wife and I returned to the same site Sedona where we’d shot 12/4, this time armed with a new outfit (her) and an additional model. The images are taking me longer to edit b/c 1 – busy week, but 2 – some of the images are more challenging. I’ll share some of Davaki when I’m finished, but the ones of my wife will have to wait since she always tries (usually with success) to have them published in one of the many periodicals she’s keeps tabs on. I’ll beg your patience, but I’m pleased with the results thus far.

Monday 12/4 my wife and I drove over two hours to do a location shoot. People who know me know I REALLY don’t like traveling, but sometimes you have to do it. I’m not allowed to share our work yet since she’s trying to have it accepted for publishing, but this was a quick shot I took as we were leaving. Sometimes you can spend a lot of time on a shot and it doesn’t work. Sometimes you snap a quick one and you find a gem.