After a 23 hour drive, all the way from the Midwest to western Wyoming, I am rewarded with three beautiful days of photography in and around Jackson.
Photographing a snowstorm in Jackson, WY
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Black Bird
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Bodega Bay, California, September 2025.
Radio City
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New York City, January 2026.
From the video The most intense day of my photography career ~ New York City snowstorm.
Glass Tundra
New York City, January 2026.
From the video The most intense day of my photography career ~ New York City snowstorm.
Sticks in the Bay, V
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Oregon, November 2025.
From the video Stuck in my car during a storm (& answering your questions).
Fifth Snow
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New York City, January 2026.
From the video The most intense day of my photography career ~ New York City snowstorm.
Doors of Michigan City
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Indiana, February 2026.
From the video Last chance for these old lenses.
Ice Lighthouse, IV
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Michigan City, Indiana, February 2026.
From the video Last chance for these old lenses.
Last chance for these old lenses
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I have way too much camera equipment, and most of it I don’t even use, so I’ve been on a selling spree lately. I sold a few things including some lenses, but when I found these two sitting on a shelf in the closet, they made me pause. They are the Zeiss 16-70mm f/4 and the Sony G 70-350mm. I made so many good images with these two back in the day… but I haven’t touched them in a while. So, to decide whether I love them or list them, I’m taking both out to Lake Michigan to shoot some amazing winter scenes and see if they can still perform.
Featured in RPS Creative Eye Magazine #99
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I wrote a little article on photography as a daily habit for the Creative Eye Magazine from the Royal Photography Society. Honored to be part of their issue number 99!
American Silo
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Indiana, February 2026.
Bethesda, V
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New York City, January 2026.
From the video The most intense day of my photography career ~ New York City snowstorm.
Embrace Imperfection and Creative Limitations in Photography
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Fellow photographer Matt Payne had me on his show "F-Stop Collaborate and Listen". We had a very interesting conversation about photography, and how it can be more than an artistic pursuit and become a lifestyle.
San Remo, II
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New York City, January 2026.
From the video The most intense day of my photography career ~ New York City snowstorm.
White light
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New York City, January 2026.
From the video The most intense day of my photography career ~ New York City snowstorm.
Last Human in NYC, I
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New York City, January 2026.
From the video The most intense day of my photography career ~ New York City snowstorm.
Snowstorm in NYC, I
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New York City, January 2026.
From the video The most intense day of my photography career ~ New York City snowstorm.
The most intense day of my photography career ~ New York City snowstorm
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A huge winter storm dumped tons of snow across much of the US, so I knew I had to go somewhere to photograph an event like this. When I found out New York City was going to get around a foot of snow, I knew what I had to do. I got in my car and drove 700 miles from Indiana to be there for the big day... and it didn't disappoint.
Cowboy's shadow
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San Francisco, February 2026.
Police station, I
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Michigan, January 2026.
From the video I made a rookie mistake.