Degenerate Pug Punk

This is wrong really, Lucy's the sweetest pet and would never knowingly break the law. So I admit, I planted the sidewalk chalk on her.

Georgia, South Carolina and Tennessee in a week

"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts." Mark Twain

Mele Kalikimaka

On a day many areas on the East coast received 16 inches of snow, we felt a little guilty enjoying all 81 degrees at the beach in San Diego. Then again, my wife and I are from Alaska, we've done our time!

December storm

After half a tree fell outside my window, when I had to run to the post office, I grabbed my camera just in case I saw something on the ride there. As is normally the case with the ocean, it's difficult to capture its enormity, but below is an outtake of the trip.

Arizona, the photographic wonderland

My fascination with Arizona increases with each visit. It's beauty is, quite simply, breathtaking! Here are a few random images from a past trip.

My buddy Jeremey and I goofing off at our 'found' campsite outside of Grand Canyon National Park. Full moon, 32 second shutter, a couple flashes and the ultimate road trip dashboard make for an interesting self (ves?) portrait.

Slot canyons, Page AZ

Technically, I think this was Utah. Very close to the border.

Take 34!

This was a fun personal project. I had this setup in the bathtub! All in all, 34 takes. It was really hard to get the wine to barely catch the inside edge of the glass!

Elixir Strings

A couple shots from a shoot last friday for Elixir guitar strings.

Somewhere between summer and winter

It cooled down today. It reminded me of the chill I knew so well growing up in Alaska. Then again, it was 65 degrees--I think I'm spoiled.

'Bad Day' in a good way!

A recent comp. of another Pioneer ad and a promotional image for Roland of Daniel Powter, www.contactmusic.com/new/home.nsf/webpages/danielpowterx21x07x05.

Picturesque Scotland

I didn't have nearly enough time in Edinburgh when I was there several years ago. In fact, all these images, except for the red door, were taken off the top of the same open air bus tour through the city. It's history is staggering and it's beauty breathtaking!

This scene has always looked fake to me! So I added a little blur to exaggerate the feel.

The bus paused enough at a stop sign for me to take five or so photos of this square. Exaggerated layers and some deliberately sloppy photoshop creates a curious look. The red door is the coolest church door I've ever seen! The Scottish have some serious style.

No caption needed!