Utah, September 2020.
From the video Great Salt Lake: a photography adventure.
Alone
in photographs
Garden of Eden, VI
in photographs
Utah, March 2024.
From the video Arches like I had never seen it.
Winter storm at the golf course, V
in photographs
The path through
in photographs
San Francisco, June 2024.
Presidio stairs
in photographs
San Francisco, June 2024.
From the video A foggy morning of photography at the Presidio, San Francisco.
Photography on a foggy morning in the Presidio, San Francisco
in journal
A lovely morning of photography near my new neighborhood in San Francisco.
Golden Gate
in photographs
San Francisco, May 2024.
Church of the Presidio
in photographs
San Francisco, June 2024.
From the video A foggy morning of photography at the Presidio, San Francisco.
Garden of Eden, V
in photographs
Utah, March 2024.
From the video Arches like I had never seen it.
Senja Boat House
in photographs
Senja, Norway, August 2022.
From the video Senja, Norway - Black and White Photography.
Sun Crossing
in photographs
San Francisco, May 2024.
From the video Moving to California.
Tree of Mt Tam
in photographs
California, February 2024.
From the video Making art inevitable.
Four crows
in photographs
San Francisco, February 2024.
Garden of Eden, IV
in photographs
Utah, March 2024.
From the video Arches like I had never seen it.
Falls of water
in photographs
Yosemite National Park, California, February 2024.
From the video Chasing bad weather at Yosemite.
Why I don’t do any location scouting
in journal
I don’t believe in location scouting when it comes to landscape and fine art photography.
It’s not that I don’t find value in exploring a place before a planned shoot; it’s just that I don’t do it with the only purpose of “gathering information”, as it’s usually understood.
There’s only a first time for everything: you’ll only see a place with completely fresh eyes once. The second time you visit a location, you’ve already built some preconceived ideas about it. Over time, we may only be able to see a very limited amount of images in that location.
It is during that first time that our minds are most open. If we have a camera with us, we can play and experiment more freely; if we leave it at home, we prevent ourselves from even trying.
Deciding beforehand what the “right” and “wrong” time might be for a location we don’t even know can be a costly mistake.
Gate at Land's End
in photographs
San Francisco, May 2024.
From the video Moving to California.
Knight through the fog
in photographs
San Francisco, May 2024.
From the video Moving to California.
The long way home
in photographs
Oregon, March 2024.
The thinker, I
in photographs
San Francisco, May 2024.
From the video Moving to California.