I’ve often referred to Lumen Printing as a “Passive Artmaking” process. I call it this not to minimize the creative efforts of those who use this unique photographic process, but because the potential reward generally […]
I’ve often referred to Lumen Printing as a “Passive Artmaking” process. I call it this not to minimize the creative efforts of those who use this unique photographic process, but because the potential reward generally […]
Westward Consumption* Preliminary statement: “Progress”, as so many of us like to call it, has left the American West a dump site for yesterday’s best intentions. Fragile skeletons of our collective hopes and dreams no […]
Visualizing Childhood Memories… (2012) When reflecting on the memories of our childhood, some of the most treasured memories are those that come from the traditional family road trip. Collectively, the hundreds of miles that stream […]
Living Light (2010-2012) Rusting metal, rotting wood and the slight hint of grease and oil in the air: these elements tangibly define the mines and dredges of Alaska’s Tanana Valley. Forgotten, ignored and neglected, these […]
Resilient Alaska. Towering glaciers, noble peaks, enchanting flora and plentiful fauna — all of these have been rendered in the idyllic perfection of a trillion photographs over the years. Captured in the silver grains and […]
Stories Fading Fast: Capturing the Remnants of the Alaska Gold Rush (2010-2015) Hidden within the thick boreal forests of Alaska lie the overgrown remnants of the abandoned mines, dredges and Gold Rush communities that define […]
Emblem and Artifice: Withered Symbols of the War (2015-2017) 1945. In a world ravaged by the Second World War, wounds ran deep. The trauma inflicted and lessons learned from this global conflict were etched into […]