Slient Swarm
Lost Outside
Guernsey In Paris
David's Crown
Dude
Pinocchio Visits 7th Ave.
Mistress
All Is Lost
Religious Figure
Misty
Uptown Buddha
Revival
Daymare
Wind Farm
Direction
A Place To Rest
Santa Fe
Desert Center
Marshmallow Man
Gila Bend Marker
Tumacacori
Sleepy Hollow
Path Marker
Pyramid
Pulitzer Fountain
Godzilla In Cottnwood
Indian Steele Park
Summer Is Done
Under Cover
South For Winter
Dire Wolves
Emerging
Lips
Road Crossing
Mammoth
Flies
Duck
Antlers
Crown City
On Watch
Breezing
Quixote
Witchy Dog
Wave
Room 1615
Boys In Bubbles
Three Weeds
Wander Wonder
When you're connected to your photographic self, the work can’t help but look like you. Then, the real thrill is the highly personal experience that occurs before the exposure is made. It's that memory that can never be shared in the final image. A camera in your hand is a license to see and it begs you to pay attention. The moment is there, and then it's gone forever. Try as we may to capture it, we can capture only the memory of it, the ghost of it. With this comes a wave of melancholy, sometimes subtle, sometimes not so subtle, which is also momentary. I made these photographs to illuminate moments that held meaning for me, and the memories that they left behind.