I’m not sure exactly why, though I’d guess that it stems from an overt sense of US self-importance, but every time the subject comes up of living near the northern border or working north of the border you get that look like you just ran into a wall. Even some of the most well intentioned [...]

have been orchestrating a few moves lately and wanted to announce that i’m now working out of portland, oregon in addition to the montana office. have been expanding into my hometown for awhile and look forward to being there on a regular basis. caught the tail end of the rose festival (and the opening of [...]

How does your location fit into the scheme of things? Good question.
Talking with a PE at one of the larger, well established travel mags this week he piqued my interest when he said, “nice to know you’re out there, the last thing I need is another shooter in New York”.
Richard Florida has more on how [...]

Took me at least 10 minutes to get to the office this am - the sidewalks were icy and I was walking. Had to head down valley to find a few parts I needed recently. Couldn’t shoot a few weeks ago as an Arctic front moved in and the temps dropped way below zero (both [...]

After working on the new site and blog for the past few months everything’s finally come together. What you have here in front of you is a large collaboration and I’m indebted to Neon Sky Creative Media for all their work. Jayson, Erin, Aleece and Brandon were good enough to assimilate a barrage of ideas [...]

Here’s the latest on a US government permit change that affects anyone shooting on location outside on a majority of public lands. The public comment period is almost up (Oct 19th) so speak now. This was brought to my attention by fine art photographer Nelcha Cross. Here’s her report:
“The U.S Bureau of Land Management, the [...]