During a recent trip to Ireland, I decided to explore a small island just east of Dublin called Howth (pronounced "Hoath"). I virtually scouted the location (using the Photographer's Ephemeris & Google Street View) to
Recently, we visited family in Colorado and had the luxury of being driven around to see all the sights the beautiful mountainous country has to offer. However, as a photographer, I would like to stop
While visiting family in Phoenix, Arizona, I decided to take a trek up to Sedona to capture the iconic rock formations during sunrise. This was one of those scenarios where thorough research and meticulous planning
Travel photography often throws you into situations where meticulous planning and scouting are not feasible. This black and white photo, taken on a beach in Labason, Philippines, exemplifies the spontaneity required in such scenarios. The
Shooting the sunrise on Topsail Island, North Carolina, can be a magical experience, but sometimes the weather and lighting conditions don't align with your expectations. On a particularly humid morning, I encountered this exact scenario.
The largest frame I've made to-date at 4ft x 2ft. Made of Wenge & Zebrawood with sheetmetal backing to make the map magnetic.
Early one humid August morning in 2021, I found myself on a white water rafting trip on the Youghiogheny River in Ohiopyle, Pennsylvania. The trip was already a memorable adventure, but what made it even
A family member received a motorized, adjustable-height desk frame and asked if I could make a desktop similar to the cutting boards I gifted everyone at Christmas. I started by narrowing the wood selection
A family member was interested in gift for their spouse, a police officer, to securely store their service weapons while off-duty. They liked the idea of a floating shelf so I worked on
Recently, while finishing up a batch of cutting boards, I wanted to find a faster, more efficient way to mark the holes for installing the rubber feet. I had been simply using a square; measuring