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Behold: the visual evidence that I occasionally leave my couch! I’ve been haunting various zip codes and time zones to bring you these shots.
Feast your eyes and see if any of them are worthy of covering that mysterious stain on your living room wall or making your office look like a "productive person" actually lives there. Take a peek—your empty command center is begging for some personality!
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Sample Gallery of my work
Take a look at these photos! They feature everything from antique relics to everyday items captured across time and place. See if one of these unique shots would be the perfect fit for your home or office.
Are you looking for a vintage vibe or something more modern?
Colorado driving trip
Check out these awesome pictures that showcase the breathtaking views of Colorado’s mountains, forests, and plains.
Germany Back Roads
The German countryside is home to some of the world's most iconic "fairytale" landscapes, characterized by well-preserved medieval architecture and scenic driving routes. From the Black Forest to the Bavarian Alps, these areas offer a mix of half-timbered houses, winding mountain passes, and lush agricultural valleys.
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Prepare yourself for a journey through the "archives"—which is just a fancy way of saying I spent too long digging through my digital junk drawer. Here is a curated selection of my coolest shots from the prehistoric era (aka a few years ago).
Take a scroll and see if you "dig my vibe," or if my vibe just makes you want to ask, "What were they thinking?" Either way, I think we’d make a legendary team. Let's collaborate and make something way less embarrassing than my old haircuts!
Macro Flowers
Macro photography reveals the intricate details of flowers that are often invisible to the naked eye, capturing everything from the delicate texture of petals to individual water droplets and tiny insects. Using a dedicated macro lens allows for extreme close-ups where subjects can be reproduced at greater than life size.
Southwest United States Landscapes
The Southwestern United States is home to four distinct "true" deserts, each defined by receiving less than 25 cm of annual rainfall. These landscapes vary from the low-lying, scorching plains of the Mojave and Sonoran to the high-altitude, cold winters of the Great Basin and Chihuahuan deserts. Beyond these biological deserts, the region features surreal "barren" landscapes like the Colorado Plateau, characterized by its iconic red rock formations, deep canyons, and massive sandstone arches.
Yosemite National Park, California
This collection captures the stunning landscapes of Yosemite National Park, from sweeping views of Yosemite Valley and the iconic Half Dome to the rugged cliffs and dense pine forests. You'll see waterfalls cascading down rocky slopes, serene lakes nestled among the hills, and quiet forest trails winding through oaks and pines. Each image showcases the park’s diverse habitats, from desolate mountain backdrops to lush pastures, giving a true sense of this protected natural wonder.
Big Basin Redwoods State Park
Even after the fires, Big Basin remains the premier sanctuary for ancient coast redwoods south of San Francisco. The landscape is a resilient mosaic of old-growth and maturing forests, where fire-touched redwoods stand alongside hardy oaks, dense chaparral, and lush streamside habitats. This diverse terrain climbs from the Pacific shoreline to rugged ridges over 2,000 feet high.
Mojave Desert Rainfall, California and Arizona
The Mojave Desert hardly gets any rain just a few inches each year, which is less than what most places get. Most of the time, it’s super dry. When it does rain, it usually happens in two main parts of the year: gentle showers come in the winter, and then in the summer, there are quick, heavy storms called monsoons.