Arches National Park
Arches National Park is an open window into our ancient past and symbolizes the prehistoric story of our natural world, but it’s also a disturbing
Vita Obscura
Time-Lapse Cinematography
I recently traveled to Arches National Park in Southeastern Utah in an attempt to capture the dramatic rise of the Super Flower Moon in a
The Bottle Tree
Originally shot on Ektachrome reversal film with a vintage Bolex movie camera, this film was transferred to high-definition video using the latest telecine techniques for
Moonrise Over Denver
This short film was shot on Ektachrome Super 8mm reversal stock with a Leicina Super camera equipped with an Intervalometer, and then transferred via telecine
Great Sand Dunes
Located in southern Colorado, Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve is a fascinating juxtaposition of two contrasting ecosystems; the arid high desert floor of
Sandhill Cranes
Each spring during their annual migration, the Sandhill Cranes settle in for a few weeks in the Platte River valley of central Nebraska near the
A Walk in the Woods
What is it in the bones of everyday photographs, that give them the power to tell a forgotten story from another time and place with
Garden Mural Genesis
At Project Prepare’s Summer Arts Camp, I collaborated with a group of twenty young artists to create public artwork for our community gardens. Working from
Art for Public Art Projects
For several years as a guest artist for Jefferson County Schools, I worked with young kids in summer workshops and after school art clubs at
Old Fashioned Photo Booth
Beyond the incredible innovations and creative possibilities of Polaroid cameras and their wonderful instant film, my most nostalgic photographic memory is of the Old Fashioned