Collections

Big expansive landscape scenes are what started it all for me, capturing the grand beauty of Mother Earth one frame at a time to be appreciated and conserved.

Every frame unique and conditions always in flux, some really magical scenes can happen capturing the sea. I’m most grounded when I’m near the ocean, and feeling the raw power and beauty of the sea.

Browse some of my favorite scenes of the “Big Show” where Mother Earth lays it down twice daily for use all to see.

Big ‘ol mounds of rock where light can sing sweet lullabies or howl a thunderous growl, these images pay tribute to the mighty mountain and the life it provides.

More than just rock and sand; this arid ecosystem offers diverse and rewarding images if you take the time to explore.

Natural depth and mood comes from the play of atmosphere and light, where fog and clouds adds dimension to the world around us.

One of the more addicting subjects to capture; covering everything from waves and waterfalls to small and abstract scenes, showing the power and grace of matter in liquid form.

Mind bending and obscure, abstracts are created from the disassociation of the image and it’s original subject.

Intimate and subtle, these scenes showcase the more sensual side of Mother Earth and the beauty to be found when you slow down to appreciate the smaller things around you.

Browse my personal favorite images from over the years that hold a special place in my heart and keep me coming back for more.

Nightscapes let us peer into shadows and connect our earthly existence to stars above; a glimpse into the cosmos where the human eye can’t see.

Come explore the world of fairies and ferns, where ancient trees and mushrooms thrive. Challenging and rewarding, I love getting lost in the forest and finding beauty in the chaos.

Melding man made wonders of architecture and the natural beauty of the earth, cityscapes capture the way we integrate with our surroundings.

From raging torrents to delicate flows, waterfalls are exciting and magical subjects to capture and by far one of my deepest collections of images.