I forgot I’d made this print until a recent clean up. Not really sure why, it must’ve just slipped through the cracks the last few months.

For reference, I’ve included the same lake as taken on my phone. I remember wishing I had s

A collection of protest photos from Missoula, Montana. Taken at a couple protests this year, the first on January 25 or 26, after the second shooting in Minneapolis, and the second from early March after yet another war was started in the Middle East

So, uhh… here’s something different.

I’ve been doing a little bit of personal writing, and I wanted to start sharing some of it. I haven’t been able to get this houseboat out of my mind the last six months, because it felt

I love the deserts of Southern Utah, there’s always something new to see, and the time spent there always reveals something about me or my view of society that I wasn’t aware of.

These photos were made against the backdrop of what turne

Do not adjust your eyes, these are full color images...

A little over a month ago, I trekked through the Paria River Canyon in Southern Utah and Northern Arizona. It was spectacular and awe inspiring, and it is somewhere I hope to return to soon.

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As I'm about to trek to Southern Utah again, I can't help but think about another trip south that led me and my large format camera to this tree in Bryce Canyon National Park a little over a year ago. It was oddly busy for the winter time, U.S. polit

Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument is a very unique place, because of how massive it is. This is from a trip down there this past December, and I can't wait to return to the area.

Cliff detail, Escalante River, Utah

It was raining as I drove up this canyon, searching for a campsite. Large pine trees clustered the sides of the road, with the canopy extending overhead. Failing to find an angle for a particular tree, I drove past this Clematis vine, and immediately

A recent interest of mine has been on the emptiness of the Western U.S., partly a response to the ramping up of rhetoric of developing and industrializing the lands out here.

This photo is from Granite, a former mining town in Western Montana. Its r

The raspberries really caught my eye with this scene. There was just something about the overtaking of a decaying cabin in a ghost town in Western Montana that compelled me to photograph it.

This was made using an Intrepid 4x5-inch film camera and p

A quick glance over my shoulder before pulling back on the road caught a small cloud originating between two stands of cottonwoods on the opposite side. Immediately, I cut the engine, grabbed my 4x5 and jogged across the road, trusting that there was

Enduring waves of summer rain storms and a seemingly unending slog through the marshes along the West Fork of the Blacks Fork River, the twisted forms of these trees stood solemnly.
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With a break in the rain, and the wind not gusting, I set up my 4

Documenting the American West One Shot at a Time

The work here is all shot on film, and printed traditionally in a wet darkroom. This process allows for an understanding of the Western U.S. as a result of the rapid shifts in technology over the last 200 years, through the medium that rose to prominence in that same time period.

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