Spotted on a wildflower hike at Point Reyes National Seashore.
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Vinyl
Near the University in Glasgow, Scotland – my dad’s alma mater. This image is a consistent favorite among friends and strangers alike. Guess it helps that I’m surrounded by musicians a lot of the time.
Beach Glass
Dan and I spent several very pleasurable hours on our bellies at Glass Beach in Mendocino a few years ago.
Knotted Rope
Another early favorite, taken on a family camping trip to Bar Harbor, Maine.
Blurred Daisies
From one of the very first rolls of slide film I shot, when I was about 14. My ongoing love of Kodachrome started early! This image was taken in the gardens of the Harkness Mansion in Connecticut – one of my favorite places. When I lived on the East Coast, I went to this state park over and over. I still really like this photo, fifteen-odd years and a BFA in photography later.
Cross-processed tulips: first in a series
This is one of a small series of experimental shots I did in college. The technique was cross-processing, used on high-speed slide film. The location was the front porch of the house I was sharing in Rochester, NY.
Ethereal White Lilies
I believe this was taken in the UC Berkeley Botanical Gardens.
Backlit Leaf
Taken in my neighborhood in Oakland. This was in the front garden of an apartment building nearby. The garden has a slightly wild feeling to it, which I enjoy.
Is this thing on?
Here it is, my very first blog post. This blog is my platform for total world domination. Oh, wait… guess I should keep that to myself. But seriously, this is my place to put my photos out into the world. My structure for doing a little bit every day, in the hopes of eventually getting my photographic work from the last 15 years organized and “out there.” So, for a start, here’s an old favorite. This was taken in the churchyard in King’s Lynn, in England, while I was living there in 1994.