end of summer recap
Amazing how quickly summer becomes fall. Predictably, no one mentioned this to the weather in New Orleans — with highs in the 90’s and rain all day. Particularly hard to deal with coming from a couple of amazing weeks in northern California, enjoying San Francisco and Lake Tahoe as well as the much-talked-about Burning Man arts festival in Nevada. The latter was an amazing experience, almost beyond words. Despite the fact that Black Rock City is a very dusty place I decided to take cameras with me. I’ve seen some horror photos. After they were sufficiently covered in a ball of ziplock bag and duct tape I made some trips across the playa with my buddy Wren and shot some photos. Here’s a brief tour (the rest are here) :







Happy to report zero dust made it to the cameras
This was a great adventure to end a summer of travel. In the past few months I’ve made it through New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, Wyoming, Alaska, Washington, California, and Nevada. Saw tons of friends and family, made additions to my landscape photo portfolio, and hiked through the most beautiful parts of the Western US. Settling back into life in New Orleans, the next adventure is already on the table: in a little less than 6 months I’ll be leaving the US and traveling through Asia with my great friend Dan Ramirez. I’ll be detailing a lot more on that expedition over the next couple of months. In the mean time regular work continues, and automotive photo is picking back up. I’m headed out of town next month to shoot some incredible cars. Fellow automotive photographer Justin Cesler will be joining me in Houston to assist on the awesome multi car shoot. I’m looking forward to working with many cars I’ve never shot before, and some I’ve never even seen! In other car photo news, a recent look through my archives turned up some great photos I’d never published online. I started processing them and decided to have a little more fun with it; they got a lot more post processing than I normally dole out. The set was featured on Behance Network a couple of weeks ago. Here are my favorites:






