A Day in a Year
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The Complete Series
The Latest 25 Images
365/365 / A Point of Departure / December 3
364/365 / Only For A Moment / December 2
363/365 / Josef's Light / December 1
362/365 / Contrails Over Train Rails / November 30
361/365 / Turner's Grasses / November 29
360/365 / The Deep Bamboo / November 28
359/365 / Phase Distortion / November 27
358/365 / The Sun and the Yellow Ginkgo / November 26
357/365 / Black Oak / November 25
356/365 / Inching O'er the Plain / November 24
355/365 / The Atmospheric / November 23
354/365 / Striations on the Frozen Shelf / November 22
353/365 /The Great Wall of Cinder / November 21
352/365 / The Closeness of Strangers / November 20
351/365 / The Door / November 19
350/365 / Cadillac in Metal and Glass / November 18
349/365 / Bougainvillea Arbor / November 17
348/365 / Barb / November 16
347/365 /The Shyness of a Rose / November 15
346/365 / Summit Stones / November 14
345/365 /Sundown in Wine Country / November 13
344/365 / Black Sun, White Star / November 12
343/365 / The Attraction of Birds / November 11
342/365 / The Painted Trees / November 10
341/365 / Thorn Burn / November 9
340/365 / A Block and a Pool / November 8
339/365 / Turnstile to One / November 7
338/365 / Roots Like Branches-Branches Like Roots / November 6
337/365 / Plunging the Rabbit Hole Down / November 5
336/365 / Glass Lagoon / November 4
335/365 / Crescent Moon Over A Crimson Road / November 3
334/365 / Tape Defect / November 2
A Day in a Year
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A photo a day for 365 days. From December 4, 2009 - December 3, 2010.
Mt Whitney 001
Mt Whitney 002
Mt Whitney 003
Mt Whitney 004
Mt Whitney 005
Mt Whitney 006
Mt Whitney 007
Mt Whitney 008
Mt Whitney 009
Mt Whitney 010
Mt Whitney 011
Mt Whitney 012
Mt Whitney 013
Mt Whitney 014
Mt Whitney 015
Mt Whitney 016
Mt Whitney 017
Mt Whitney 018
Mt Whitney 019
Mt Whitney 020
Mt Whitney 021
Mt Whitney 022
Mt Whitney 023
Whitney
Mt. Whitney, the tallest mountain in the 48 contiguous United States, at 14,500’, is the subject of this set of images. Taken on a recent 22 mile hike to the summit, they are a collection of images, my perspective on this ancient peak, and how I interpreted it’s vastness, its figure and it’s solitude.
Read more about the adventure in my Mt. Whitney blog entry.
Dust
This series is an exploration of objects in a state of decay. Using a high contrast, monotone palette, I wanted to accentuate the textures and surfaces of my subjects.
Vipassana
This set was taken at the beginning of my interest in Vipassana meditation, and is my visual interpretation of this Buddhist practice. Part of the practice of Vipassana is noting what is the object of distraction, from a sound to a thought, which then in turn, becomes the object of meditation. This series was taken within a small area of each other in the city of Long Beach, California.
Doll Face
Slot No. 1402
Descent into Hell
Salome Dreaming
Casper and the Clothesline
Puppy Love
Rustlin' Barbie
The Pinup, Couched in Domesticity
Thick as a Brick
Model "T" in Waikiki
A Gesture of Confidence in a Field of Inequity
Neptune Addresses the Flock
Toy Crypt
Mother Mary's Encounter with the Twins from the East
Rabbit Whole
The Sporting Life
Creepy Elvis and the Aboriginal Swans
Tempus Fugit
JB
Auto Swap
Clown Prince
Rummage
A set of images of antiques, hand-me-downs, and assorted chachkes. All arranged in relation to each other. All arranged by the individual vendor.
Motion
Speed, time, stasis. These images were captured traveling at high speeds on freeways and roads. All done in camera, they are captured images of milliseconds of time, that illustrate movement of both my camera and my subject.
A number of these images were used to create the visuals for the Om Nama video I worked on for Long Beach Meditation.
Elephant Knees at Noon
Bi-Sect
The Maw
Hades Weed
Meandering Branches
Thirst of Chia
Inter-Sect
And Still Some Fell Away
The Whale's Eye
Morning Strata
Rock Growth
Stone Void
Branches of the Elephant Tree
Twin Spires in Miniature
Tri-Sect
Den of Polyphemus
The Fish Hook Cactus
Attachment-Detachment
Leaves of Agave
Alluvium
Chuparosa at Twilight
Prehensile Tail
Desert
Form, texture, color and light. These are the building blocks of visual perception. They are motifs I have been working with through my photography for many years. I try to find these elements whenever I compose a picture. On a recent trip to the Anza Borrego Desert in Southern California, I was taken in by the array of shapes, tones and textures, from the small curved protrusions on the fishhook cactus to the haunting skeletal structures of the expired cholla bush. I found the desert to be a perfect setting to explore the formal qualities of black and white photography.
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