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I remember the first time I walked into a guitar store when I was eleven. I remember I thought it so bizarre no batteries or wall adapters would be needed for the electric guitar to send a signal out of its matrix-taketheredpill-esque jack. To me, th
Colorado is currently confused about the seasons, but that doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy like Millie here 🍁🍂🥶
“Here’s looking at you kid” two beautiful Bryce Canyon mule deer on a recent trip there.
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Early morning 🌲🌲 vibes. This here’s a photo merge of four landscape photos. I find it’s useful when you don’t have a wide enough lens to get the whole story.
Seasons for me are a constant reminder of birth, youth, life, aging, passing on, and the persistence of the planet ever spinning. Spring has flung and its a very inspiring time to watch all this new life budding up. Here’s a very tiny bloom in
Finally decided to move into my minivan for awhile, and subsequently redubbed my car’s name to “Clarence.” (Because it’s got no clearance!) I have a tradition of naming my vehicles as characters from the film “It’s
Tranquil Kauai
Saw a lot of elephant in Kenya. I wonder if they thought we were really cute driving around with our long lenses and sunburns.
On a trip to steamboat this winter my roommate and I met this little bird which we dubbed Lucifer. He was pretty good at flying to our hands as we were snacking on trail mix, and nabbing a piece of his own. What a cute little devil.
Formal lines
Dead or alive, the Utah Juniper tree is so beautiful.
Flight of a raven. 100mm f/9, 15 exposures.
Samburu tribe kids, photographed while in Kenya in 2016. Their responsibility of the day was collecting water for the village’s needs. Here in a river wash, they had dug a hole about 7 feet deep to access a small spring of water still flowing.
Reflected wall.
I made this photograph on my 3/15/19, my birthday. There was something startling about watching our planet spin past the stars for my 28th. This image is comprised of 7-8 ten minute exposures on the side of the road in Arches National Park. A very sm
Tiny sunrise in Indian Creek.
Just got home from a recent birthday photography excursion to Southeastern Utah. Photographed here is north window in Arches national park around 5am just before sunrise. The moon went down and the Milky Way came out!
Starting to pursue character based portraits. For @seanwk13, I wanted to show his love of crystals and minerals and all things reflective, refractive. Behind Sean is a brand new quilt his mother made him from Aboriginal Australian patterns.
Remembering el Potrero