Bay

Attending

Kick Up Dust

up in the woods

listen

Stem / Source

Bend

Work

 

Patience

Growing Lights

Lately I've been twirling.

Give me some lovely low light, epically exposing a great palette on a friend's warm winter street.

And I'll simply set Louis to 1 second, 1.3, 1.6 seconds, turn up to f8 or so, and give it a whirl. Sometimes we get a little fancy, gesturing while I'm twirling, to get a great interweaving of light.

The Rest

Bliss

Shot

Winter Forest Bokeh

Winter Morning II

Winter Morning

Blast

Winter

Departure

It almost looks like a train, right? 

The rush of color sweeping past. The bright lights, layers of color, blur of movement.

Blink and you'll miss it - fall's departing, winter's arriving soon.

Bittersweet

The first moments of sunrise illuminate the world like none other.

It's like the first rays of light after a long darkness, even a long darkness you weren't sure you'd see through to the end. But the end came, and it was glorious - everything sparking and showing its color like you'd never seen.

I'm looking to capture that moment in my work - when you have fresh eyes to see and appreciate, to wonder and imagine. Not midnight, when all is dark. Not noon, when the light seems like nothing special. No - at dawn, when the light is soft and persistent, when everything is new.