Here are some happenings from the last 2 months. My ankle is still on the mend. So my skateboarding fun time was limited. I clocked some decent miles on my bicycle, but couldn't go too hard. I ended up biking to the Da Vinci boxes a lot to
I kept thinking I didn't have many photos for a post. I thought I'd make some more photos, build up something, and get around to it. Rinse and repeat a few times on that. Then it turned out I was making lots of photos. And I
I've been out adventuring. It's a nice way to take advantage of some extra free time. Heading to Washington for a bike ride with Niles on a route we've never done. Going to the burbs to skate some new spots. A coastal day trip
I really let this thing lapse again. It's some combination of being busy, and a whole lot of procrastination. But, that means lots of photos to take in. Back in February, I worked on a photoshoot for Superfeet with my friend Tal. Lots of fun working with this
2 newsletters in a week! Well, this felt like it deserved its own post. So here's some more for your inbox. A huge thank you to everyone who has supported me in making this book. I have to start with Josh Eberhard who used his design skills to
Hello friends! It has been a little too long since I sent some photos to everyone. There was the arrival of my book and getting orders ready and pre orders sorted. Then the holidays. Then more book stuff following that. And in the midst of that I didn't
If I’ve ever made a portrait of you while we were skating, you might be in here! 160 pages with 300+ photos! Portraits of boards and their skaters, photographed over 13 years. You can help me by preordering a copy. It will help me figure out my print run.
I'm going to kick this off with a little self promotion instead of burying it at the end of this thing. The folks at The Portland Darkroom and The Portland Camera Club teamed up with the city of Portland to open a pop up shop down town. They
Whoopsie. I let this thing linger (did I have to?) for a bit. Honestly, I didn't take a ton of photos as September turned into October. But there are a few in here that I really like. In the early part of September I did a little bike
August zoomed right by me. I finally got a few days at the river and wondered why I hadn't been doing that every time I had the chance since June. I know it's cliché, but time (especially summertime) feels like it is going faster. Unless you
Where did July go? I swear it was gone in a blink. Here are some old scans. I’ve been trying to get a few frames from old rolls every time I go to Portland Darkroom. A good spread of eras with these. All on Tri-x 400. And probably
Trying different film stocks can be fun. I've shot so much portra that it feels like my go-to. Maybe the standard. After shooting the very expired Ektar from my last post, I wanted to try some modern, unexpired Ektar film to see if I liked it as