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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Kite Power for the New Yorker Magazine!
A couple weeks back, The New Yorker sent me to Alameda, California to photograph the man behind several amazing kite powered projects in the works. Â Don Montague is one of the founding innovators of windsurfing and kiteboarding. Â He is also... Continue reading →
NY Times Lens Blog features Graveyard Point
As far as photography blogs go, the New York Times Lens Blog has always been my first choice for finding inspirational new photography. Â I’m honored to have recently been showcased on the blog. The accompanying text written by Jesse Newman... Continue reading →
Dark Blue: Water as Protagonist at the Haggerty Museum of Art
I’ve been included in a new photography exhibition at the Haggerty Museum of Art at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin opening on January 16, 2012… and grateful to be included among dozens of my favorite photographers. Â If you end up... Continue reading →
Look3 Festival showcasing Fish-Work
Images from my Bering Sea and new Graveyard Point series will be projected on the big screen at the Look3, Festival of the Photograph in Charlottesville, Virginia tomorrow night.  My work was chosen among 44 other photographers including  favorites Todd... Continue reading →
Portland Bazaar Book Signing on Sunday
My good friend Greg Hennes of Antler and Co. has teamed up with Grave Bonney of Design Sponge and Matt from Wood and Faulk to create the Portland Bazaar. Â It’s maybe the best gathering of small high end handcrafted goods... 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 →