A 2017 holiday trip to southeast Ohio For most of the year Hocking Hills is mobbed with tourists visiting the caves, rock formations, and waterfalls. But if you’re willing to brave freezing temperatures in late December, you can get these natural attractions almost all to yourself. Sedimentary rock formations in this area are revealed by … Continue reading A Hocking Hills Christmas →

I've been hooked on radar hooks for a while now. Back in college I picked up a second major, almost by accident. I was pursuing an English degree, but along the way I got an Earth Science degree, too. It started because I needed some science in my core coursework, and Earth Science was the … Continue reading Severe images →

For a brief time in 2010, I lived in a downtown St. Louis apartment facing the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial. The Gateway Arch was an architectural obsession of mine, and I photographed it a lot. I loved the construction, materials, and the abstract nature of Eero Saarinen’s design from the mid-20th century. Here are just … Continue reading Arch Obsession →

Trips in 2018 and 2023 yielded some tasty experiences, often on organized food tours. Bratislava, Slovakia (East) Berlin, Germany Bratislava, Slovakia (East) Berlin, Germany Vienna, Austria Amsterdam, Netherlands Venice, Italy Amsterdam, Netherlands Florence, Italy (East) Berlin, Germany Amsterdam, Netherlands Amsterdam, Netherlands

I took my then-girlfriend to Alaska in March 2000. We got engaged on a flightseeing tour in the Chugach mountains. All photos were shot with a classic Canon 35mm camera on film. These are scans of the prints, scaled down for release online. No major photos edits. We flew out of Girdwood with Alpine Air, a … Continue reading 24 years later →