Recent Blog Entries
Surfboard Art #7: “Down The Line”
May 15th, 2012
Coincidence is an amazing fact of life. It happens unexpectedly and is always surprising though it’s not necessarily of any significance. Sometimes it’s just interesting. Such was the case with the origin of board #7. I’ve been waiting for a … Read More.
Whispering Wind
March 29th, 2012
Whispering Wind. The link above takes you to a short youtube video about a woman walking in and out of the camera’s view point. The feeling is mysterious as an unrecognized, out-of-focus subject becomes recognizable as quickly as she disappears. … Read More.
F/1.4 and Blue Eyes
March 12th, 2012
It began with wanting to photograph my friend Lauren’s beautiful blue eyes. The how and where would come later. My initial thought was to focus only on the eyes using a macro lens. I’m guessing this was because it’s an … Read More.
Surfboard Art #6: “Road to Discovery”
December 14th, 2011
He is given six photographs to choose an inlay for a surfboard from but skips over the obvious choices (waves or anything relating to surfing). Rather he chooses an image that doesn’t make sense, figuratively or literally. I knew then … Read More.
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Three Years in the Making: The Construction of a Sports Fishing Yacht
December 3rd, 2009
(This story comes from an assignment I shot for the owner of “Big Dog” who wants a coffee-table book to remember this once in a lifetime undertaking). Three years is a long time to be tied to one project, no … Read More.
15 in ONE: A Marathon Photography Assignment for Boeing
December 13th, 2009
Any commercial photographer who has ever worked on a large production shoot knows what is involved. There is the all important producer to secure, location scouting, the talent search, assistants and digital techs to confirm, the logistic considerations for the … Read More.
Details in Waves
February 3rd, 2010
Here are a series of photographs that I made on two consecutive cold winter days in South Florida. The weather was unusually cold for these parts with north west winds and clear atmospheric conditions. Furthermore short period swells were constantly … Read More.
Custom Surfboard Inlay #5
May 19th, 2011
Decisions, Decisions I am excited to introduce “Sunrise Lines”, a balsa wood surfboard shaped and glassed by Juan Rodriguez of One World in Sarasota, Florida. Ricky Carroll, shaper of “Crystal Lip”, had introduced Juan to my work and as I … Read More.