I took this photograph of a Zennia in my Grandma’s garden back in the summer. I like the soft look the film adds to this picture.
Panning experiments
This photo of a Mini Cooper driving by me at the classic car cruise has this streaking effect called panning. It is an in camera effect that changes the visual asthetic and mood. I try and add a sureal look to most of my photos. Somthing that has a certain fell to it.
Working with film
I wrote a book this last year covering the process of learning how to use a fully manual film camera . The process really influenced my visual style and taught me a lot about slowing down and thinking critically about the image I want to make. I think this process would be valuable for any one that is interested in photography and working with film and analog methods. I put together a stand-alone website about …
The Cairns of Northern Utah
This Cairn is the only man made symbol to notify hikers of a change in the trail. Some places are still wild and untammed.
The Windmill farms of Northern Oregon
This photo was taken in the grass lands out side of Pendelton Oregon. This image looks northwest through the windmill farm- toward Mt. adams in the distance.
Sego Canyon, Utah
This photo was taken in Sego Canyon in a remote part of central Utah. The petroglyphs covered the walls of this rim rock.
The Alien World
This image was taken in the alabama hills with a full moon and a 15 second exposure. It gives the land a strange daylight look. Almost like the daylight we are used to, but slightly off- more sureal.
Abstract Film photo from Yosemite
This image was part of an abstract collection of photos I have been working on. Check out www.outletcommunications.com
Light Leaks and Long Exposures
This photo was taken with my film camera, and an old manual focus 28mm f2.8 lens – works pretty well during the day while I am taking photos with a faster shutter speed. For this picture I set the camera up on a tripod and set the shutter speed to bulb – I think this was somewhere around a ten second exposure- Film always seems to give off interesting results.
Canvas Tents in Yosemite
If you are ever in Yosemite, during the winter, Check out the canvas tents- It was a nice way to explore the busy-ness of the yosemite valley. Â
Bell Peppers
I took this photo of Bell Peppers at the farmers market while I was practicing with a new roll of film in my nikon FG20.
Applegate Lake
This photo was made May 2013 while I was on an evening drive out by the applegate lake
Fly Fishing along the creek
This photo is from a camping trip I went on with my cousin Loren. Here he is fly fishing along the creek that we camped beside. Somewhere close to the California border.
Suislide
Summer time Suislide. Summer 2007
San Francisco
been too long since I was last in San Francisco.
Yellowstone can be pretty cool
The Fall colors were out of control while we were there back in september 2011
The Rogue River
Really missing the days of photographing rafters on the Rogue River, probably the best job you can have. Â
Spring plum blossoms
Happy to have some spring in my life
The studio
This photo was taken while we were building a recording studio in an old cabin, one of the most fun projects I got to work on. Here is Scott playing a tune on his Martin.
Where Life Begins 2010
I’ll tell kids in the future – I used to go to raves before raves were cool! Â Probably won’t be true – raves have always been cool – or sketchy, they can be sketchy too. Â
Canyon lands – Utah
Woke up early to photograph the sunshine on this amazing high desert landscape
Grand Teton HDR – first light
I woke up pretty early from our camp high in the Tetons. Really amazing mountains. Â
Go Camping
Nothing like being in the wilderness.
Morning Mist on the mountains
This image from horseshoe lake in eastern Oregon was one I had overlooked until now. Really like the passing cloud tick to the top of the rim rock  Â
Target Practice
Marina – looking good with a gun.
Sunrise from the Sierra Nevadas
 The Two images above are from the alabama hills in eastern california. Really beautiful area