That day, long ago in the summer of 2001, promised to be unbearably hot. Dylan and I quietly entered Pueblo Bonito at dawn. No other visitors that morning. Who had been here over one thousand years ag…
We looked back through old images this past winter, and Margaret and I were both impresses by this old 4x5 capture of an Agave in clearing fog, from La Jolla, CA. As I have mentioned be…
We have been on a family trip to central Oregon, and have
had the pleasure of traveling with our daughter, Sabrina this year. Our plan
was to start near where we stopped last year and continue up th…
This is an older image from back in 1996. In those days I used a "viewing card," an old Ansel Adams technique. When setting up a 4x5 camera, one has to know exactly the composition. The camera ca…
As I have mentioned before, "It's only with the Heart that One can see Rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye". I have spent years and years working on these images. Both of them present c…
This image was made long, long ago, way back in 1997. Dylan was eight, and I remember him chasing his baby sister, Sabrina, who was crawling everywhere inside the Mission. It was the he…
I can not believe that our Big Sur workshop was in March and that I am now making time to post about that wonderful sojourn. The winter of 2016-2017 has been tough in Mammoth. Endless shoveling, and t…
This image, made in June 2000 and included in the quintessential gallery on my webpage, is part of a group of the most important photographs of my career. Looking backward, the more things change, the…
Finally the sky is clear in the Sierra Nevada. Here in Mammoth we had snow almost every day the last two months. The California Department of Water Resources, is saying this winter is on track to be t…
