Tips, Tricks, & Inspo: The Design Blog
February 4, 2019
An EPIC Southwest Photographer’s adventure (in the off-season)
This year, my route was mostly hovering around the AZ/UT borderlands. Horseshoe Bend, which is on the Colorado River and part of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, Antelope Canyon on Navajo Land, Wire Pass/Buckskin Gulch in the Paria Canyon-Vermilion Cliffs Wilderness, Monument Valley, also on
December 20, 2018
in Design
Big Reveal: Oakland Unite Report!
I've been waiting patiently for this reveal. This Fall, The City of Oakland reached out to me to create a report for Oakland Unite's two-year spending plan. It was my first time working with The City (or The Town), the first time I was asked
July 3, 2017
in Photography
Abandoned + Historied 16th Street Station, Oakland
16th Street Station is a relic of a disappeared Oakland, when rail travel was the best way to get around. Except that the building, large and looming, beautiful and grand, is still very much a part of the landscape in deep West Oakland. 16th Street Station
June 30, 2017
in Photography
The Curious Case of the Eastern Sierras
The Eastern Sierras have it all. Snow-capped mountains, natural hot springs, alpine lakes, geothermal areas, small western towns and interesting geologic formations. Let's not even mention the eastern entrance to Yosemite. Along with that lie old ghost towns and plenty of shameful history. This area