A Year in iPhone Photos, 2011
An edit of photographs from my phone shot in 2011.
An edit of photographs from my phone shot in 2011.
Photographing wetland habitats in California
Variation on a theme by Erasmus, or how many ways can I take this photo?
Selections from a recent USDA assignment
A few casual photos from the South Fork Eagle River.
I've been in California shooting an assignment for the Natural Resources Conservation Service for the past few weeks.
A play-by-play with a few outtakes from a recent assignment for the Wall Street Journal
Photographing the effects of a new school in the remote Alaskan village of Kongiganak.
Quick assignment for the New York Times
These are very easy to make, require minimal gear, and you can end up with some surprising and beautiful results.
Travel photography tends to be about capturing the differences you find, either in the landscape or culture or food, between what you live with and what you find when go somewhere else. This makes a travel piece about your home town a challenge…
Shooting for the New York Times: "Across or Down, Anchorage Is Alive."
Lake Clark is one of the most spectacular places on earth, and while it's not terribly far from Anchorage, it's only accessible via air or water, which makes it one of the least-visited units in the National Park system
It's a good day for photo editing and I'm focusing on images from summer to remind myself that although winter is long here, it does eventually pass and when it does it's worth the wait.
Alaska is many things and the view from most of the world is of mountains, whales, glaciers, float planes…you know Alaska stuff, the reason people get on cruise ships to come up here. As impressive and beautiful as all that is…
For the New York Times, Thursday December 10, 2009
For the New York Times, Friday November 20, 2009