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I’m not chasing a picture, I’m chasing power.

When I photograph someone in monochrome, I am not describing their shirt. I am describing their existence in that instant. The photograph stops being a picture of a person and becomes an encounter with one.

These images were shot in color but I have presented them here in black and white.

Ethos

Blur

Most photographers spend their lives trying to eliminate blur....

Saying Something Real

Fine art photography looks easy to people who don’t...

The Oath and The Conversation

I have carried a camera long enough to watch...

Life Instead of Math

A digital photo is built from pixels — tidy...

Silver and Silicon

Photography has always felt to me like a friendly...

Film

I love celluloid film. I love its smell, the...

The Lens

I am a Nikon professional who shoots with any...

Prints

My philosophy goes against the grain of the industry...

Color, Distraction, and Control

I photograph in color, but I treat it carefully....

Monochrome

Photography did not begin in color. It began in...

Fast Portfolios

Inside Holga

This photo essay focuses on the place where I...

Boudoir

There are many styles of boudoir photography, ranging from...

The Union

Welcome to the Union Bar in Gering, Nebraska. Established...

Portfolio

Of all the images on my website, some stand...

Sentinel Rock

So how should your wedding go? What should you...

Papa Moon

I am a photographer. I photograph presence, not appearance. I...