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Photography

Create! Magazine November 2016

A feature and interview in Issue No. 1 on selections from new “Moon Series”

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Ode to Los Angeles

Architecture

Portraits

Lifestyle

Winter Dreamscapes

 

Seascapes

Seasonal Maine

Skyscapes

Abstractions & Still Lifes

Hawaiian Style

On the Road: California & Oregon

News

  • Column: For keiki, schools need more solutions-based thinking January 8, 2021
  • Editorial in Sunday Star-Advertiser August 17, 2020
  • Editorial in Sunday Star-Advertiser July 14, 2020
  • Lakeith Stanfield for ROGUE November 18, 2018
  • Travis Fimmel for Rogue November 8, 2018

Rummage

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In the 18th century, the word ‘wilderness’ was In the 18th century, the word ‘wilderness’ was not thought of in the way it is today. Wilderness was synonymous in the English language with ‘deserted,’ ‘savage,’ ‘desolate,’ ‘barren' — it carried a negative connotation, and "the emotion one was most likely to feel in its presence was ‘bewilderment’ or terror" according to "The Trouble with Wilderness, or Getting back to the Wrong Nature" by William Cronon. I love both versions of the world and word! Happy Earth Day!!!! Photos: Kaneohe Bay, Sony a6300; Joshua Tree, Canon AE1, Ilford HP5. #earthday #nature #wilderness #wild #landscape #nature #desert #barren #lush #tropical #happy #photo #hawaii #ocean #joshuatree #desert #vista
Peter @starmanrunning on the edge of the universe Peter @starmanrunning on the edge of the universe at dusk at China Walls. .. .. .. #dusk #sunset #chinawalls #hawaiikai #beaches #reflections #sea #ocean #vista #landscape #clouds #hawaii
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