In past, I’ve grown to be weary of my sophomore roadtrip excursions – whether solo, family-focused, with friends, in-state or abroad – they always seem to be plagued with problems related to one-upism. I try […]
In past, I’ve grown to be weary of my sophomore roadtrip excursions – whether solo, family-focused, with friends, in-state or abroad – they always seem to be plagued with problems related to one-upism. I try […]
For the last two summers, I’ve spent a total of 17 weeks on the road on two massive roadtrips that tested my ability to balance the responsibilities of teaching two classes online and still find […]
This winter marks ten years since I first picked up my camera for “Resilient”, a series that came to define me in a myriad of unexpected ways and truly redefined how I see myself as […]
After purchasing five retro, low resolution Gameboy Cameras over the past four years, buying a homebrewed SD Card reader to transfer files, and hauling two Gameboys in my carry-on bag since 2020, I’ve been wondering […]
Eight and a half years ago, I sat in my vehicle staring at a stark landscape overlooking the Cook Inlet on a dreary and bone-chilling December day. I didn’t have a clue why this landscape […]
Four weeks ago, in preparation for my Emblem and Artifice opening at Alaska Pacific University, I drove down to Anchorage twice within the same week. The drive to Anchorage isn’t especially harrowing, but at 360 miles in […]
Although it’s been over a month since I printed these images and nearly that long since I updated my online portfolio of my Thesis Work, I’m finally getting around to talking about them now. Unlike […]
Since getting back from APIS (Alternative Photography International Symposium) 2013 in Santa Fe this year, I’ve had my nose to the grindstone, practically reprinting my entire portfolio of Thesis imagery. Over the last two months, […]
As I write this, I’m wondering what happened to September…. and August for that matter. But, here I sit, less than a week before an amazing trip to the American Southwest for the Alternative Photography […]
A month ago, I headed up the Dalton Highway to spend part of the 4th of July weekend up in Wiseman, on an invite from a local that has a Bed and Breakfast up there. […]