I frequently work in series. When a photograph is seen in the context of another, a dialogue forms. I enjoy being involved in this relationship and generally work with the intention of making photographs that belong with one another.

The Road Series is a collection of spontaneous photographs from handheld cameras and are documents of actual time and place of sites along various roadways. I enjoy a good destination, but the journey to and from often provides the best opportunity to see something unexpected, to experience an expression left by fellow travelers, and to revel in being on the road again.

You Learn Nothing By Sitting in the Car, Ballarat, California, 2007

Shoe Tree at Intersection of Harry Wade Road and Highway 127, Mojave Desert, California, 2007

Shoe Tree, North of Walker Lake, Highway 95, Nevada, 2006

Pony Express Station, Sand Mountain, Highway 50, Nevada, 2005

Farmers Kill Salmon, Hoopa, California, 2003

No Use El Rio Como Un Escusado, Russian River off Hwy 101, CA, 2009

Jet Fighter, Northwest of Darwin Off Highway 190, California, 2007

I Love You, Sheephole Pass, California, 2007

If Tears Could Build a Stairway, Northeast of Twenty Nine Palms off Amboy Road, CA, 2007

Five Crosses at Sunrise, South of Yucca Mountain, Highway 95, Nevada, 2006

Burnt Motorhome, Southeast of Susanville off Highway 395, CA 2005

Boyscout Petroglyphs, East of Kelbaker Road at Seventeen Mile Point, Mojave National Preserve, CA