A year ago I traveled with Shelley Lovelace to Guatemala for a week or two. Although I’d lived there during my senior year of high school and have returned several times since, I’d never explored the country freely, without an itinerary. We bought the tickets only two days in advance, made no reservations, used mostly [...]
Last summer I promised myself to photograph the final space shuttle launch. Not only was it to be a historic event, and the last of its kind, but I can probably generalize here and say that every kid born under the influence of gravity will do whatever it takes to watch stuff shoot into the [...]
So today I’ve been feeling a little dark and monochromatic (as opposed to melodramatic). These are from a trip to Antelope Island a week or two ago with my friends, Ann & C.J. Whittaker. ….and one last one to lighten the mood:
A smattering of images whose only connection is that they’ve all been sitting in the ‘to retouch’ folder for way too long and are finally seeing the light of day. Most are destined for the stock site.
Phew! Just got back last night from a commercial shoot in France & Switzerland (as well as spending a couple weeks of personal time in Norway, Paris, Andermatt, & Como), which was just the first of three stages on as many continents. I fly out again Monday morning for stage 2 in Oregon, then stage [...]
Haven’t posted anything lately as I’ve been very busy with a new project that will be launched sometime next week (stay tuned…) In the meantime, I thought I’d post some images from earlier this week at my girlfriend’s house (in Norway).
Pikes Peak International Raceway, Colorado
Images from an ongoing series…
Needed some gritty/muddy running shots for a quick add to my portfolio, so I called up my friend Courtney, a former Cytomax™ athlete who apparently specializes in modeling from the knees down . Although we’d just done a climb/run up Mt. Superior the morning before, Courtney always seems to be up for more pain and [...]
The Wasatch Powderkeg is a ski-mountaineering race that covers nearly 6,000′ vertical feet of climbing and skiing. That is, skiers start from the bottom of Alta ski resort and ‘skin’ (i.e. hike on skis) nearly 2,000′ to the top before racing back down. Repeated 4 times on 3 different peaks. The top racers often finish in [...]