Fish-Work in Regards Magazine
Régards Magazine from France published a portfolio of my Fish-Work series in their Autumne 2013 issue – out now. Books available for purchase at www.fish-work.com Continue reading →
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Graveyard Point featured in VICE Magazine
Vice Magazine featured a six page spread of my Graveyard Point series in the October issue and just launched a little web gallery of the work online here. Continue reading →
National Fisherman Cover and Interview
The fine folks at National Fisherman Magazine based in Portland, Maine did a little write up about my photography and fishing life and used one of my Graveyard Point images on the cover. This is the December 2012 issue. Â Thanks... Continue reading →
Pictures from FFDG Show in San Francisco
Reuniting with San Francisco was amazing. It’s great see how vibrant and grown up the SF art scene has become since I moved away 8 years ago. Â Fish-Work opened at Fecal Face Dot Gallery opened on Friday, Feb 11, 2011... Continue reading →
Fecal Face Dot Gallery Solo Exhibition opens Friday Feb 11, 2011
I’m in my former home of San Francisco getting ready for my show which opens tomorrow, Friday Feb 11, 2011 at 6-9pm at the Fecal Face Dot Gallery. Â I’ll also have signed copies of my new book, Fish-Work: The Bering... Continue reading →
FISH-WORK Europe: Solo Exhibition Dec. 2nd in Portland
Join me for the opening reception of my new FISH-WORK Europe series at Charles A. Hartman Fine Art in Portland Oregon on first Thursday, Dec. 2, 2010 5-8:30 pm. Â I’ll also be signing copies of my new book, FISH-WORK: The... Continue reading →
Pollock Trawling in the Bering Sea
I’m just back from a trip in the Bering Sea aboard a Pollock trawler and getting over the random bout of pneumonia upon return. Stay tuned for more pictures after the story goes to print. Continue reading →
Arctic Hunter nearly sinks
 Hi, our sister ship the f/v Arctic Hunter ran into a big rock and so the Rollo is holed up in Dutch Harbor helping out as well as ducking some fierce storms here in the Bering Sea. By the... Continue reading →