A Girl with a Dude and a Sube, wandering Westward
Wandering the blue highways of New Mexico, I side trip from the Turquoise Trail to Galisteo. The rain puts a damper on my photo walk, so it’s a spot I’d like to revisit sometime to photograph the pueblo ruins and shells of old houses in the tiny town.
In this day of a cell phone in every hand, the cacophony of sounds, even at a small airport, is quite something. Setting aside the actual airport-created sounds, I am surrounded by: A businessman giving a hard sell about the performance of his team of actuaries. A grown man playing a violent (loud) video game while his travel companion watches the Family Feud (also loud). The crinkle of wrappers; an unhealthy burrito meal on the go. The clickity click of my keyboard. And that is just at my gate in the tiny Chattanooga airport.
Hippie Truck
Minturn, Colorado
Summer 2016
Going through scans of film photos we shot over the past couple of years, I happened upon a roll we shot with a $3 thrift store find: the Vivitar PS55s. Although it was that rad red color which caught our attention, to our delight the camera actually turned out to be a fun little shooter.
One mile on the Pacific Crest Trail
Mount Rainier National Park (Naches Peak Loop)
September 2018
Atop 3rd Burroughs Peak
Mount Rainier National Park
September 2018
Mike and Wanda’s Fireworks
West Texas
May 2017
“Lucifer”
Suburban Chattanooga, Tennessee
Spring 2018
“Bus Stop”.
Somewhere on the Cumberland Plateau, Tennessee.
Spring 2017
The “other” Las Vegas. A quiet and unpretentious little sister to Santa Fe, this colorful mountain town is one of my favorite places for shooting film photos, and also happens to be a popular filming location for movies and TV shows.
