This spring semester, both my wife and I challenged each other to get back into the classroom. Both of our positions at UAF provide us tuition waivers and, for the most part, we haven’t taken […]
This spring semester, both my wife and I challenged each other to get back into the classroom. Both of our positions at UAF provide us tuition waivers and, for the most part, we haven’t taken […]
While it’s been more than a year since I provided an update on my Mordançage work, I have been providing routine updates on social media. Since my last update, I’ve made six new prints – […]
After several weeks of struggling to find a balance in the face of shelter-in-place orders that require me to work remotely while homeschooling my son, I’ve finally started making the proverbial “lemonade” out of the […]
Phew. This last year has been a whirlwind. I’m only realizing now that I didn’t even post on here about a quarter of the things that greatly impacted my life over the past twelve months. […]
Beyond my obvious interest in all things photography, I do have a couple personal hobbies that I try to keep alive from time to time. One of them that I don’t often discuss is my […]
Never a dull moment around here! December looks like it’ll be a great month to see my work around the state, as I am part of three exhibits opening up in all three of Alaska’s […]
Last week, I received word that three of my “Skookum” series images have been selected for “Journeys” – a juried exhibition being held at Montana State University’s Exit Gallery in Bozeman. This amazing news comes […]
It’s been a while since I’ve created in the darkroom, focusing much of my creative efforts over the last couple years on my ongoing “Skookum” landscape project. Shot and printed digitally, I’ve been missing the […]
2019 has been an extremely busy year. Here we are, nearly a year since I have shared anything on this platform. If you follow me on any of my social media feeds, you know that […]
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 […]