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Sofi Nava & Friends in Concert, March 2026
In March, I had the opportunity to record a concert by the extremely talented Sofi Nava, a recent PCC graduate who I met on a photo assignment. This was a rather unique experience for me, doing a two-camera shoot totally alone. In terms of lighting and sound, the technical quality was at the mercy of
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When I’m out shooting sports, what I need to bring back is not all technically sports—what is happening off the field, court, track, pitch, etc. adds to the story. This is especially true with emotion filled school sports. When they’re published, these images garnish the game action shots. Here, I’ve collected some of my favorites…
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Sarah never slept very well. She’d lie in bed listening to the regular, soft breathing of her little sister Macey and feel jealous. As tired as she could become during the day, usually late morning and early afternoon, now she was awake and sharp as a tack. She would try to will herself to sleep,…
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I’ve spent most of my lifetime learning about depression first hand. Hopefully, some of these observations will help someone.
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My aunt had mentioned earthquakes as part of life in California. She told me they mostly felt like a heavy truck driving by. That sounded quite reasonable. It also turned out to be quite wrong.
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This year, 2025, I made my second trip to Iceland. Part of the reason was that my photos from my first trip last summer convinced my wife to visit. But I think the main reason was that I simply fell in love with he country, its people, its geography and even its history. This is
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My second trip to Iceland led me to discover what truly makes a country “great”. It’s not the size of the land, the population or the economy. It’s not even the influence it has or had in history and world events. Nor is it measured by its contributions to art, culture, or science. What makes
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Walking in the center of Reykjavik is wonderful. Driving, for the record, is not.
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The “Golden Circle” is the very popular 140-mile loop around west central Iceland that offers a sampling of the island’s geology and history, along with some outstanding sights and a stop at one of the country’s more traditional hot springs. With stops for lunch and a couple of hours at the hot spring, usually Secret
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The south coast ranks as Iceland’s second most popular tour and the western half can be covered in a day.
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Though, in my ignorance of the downtown parking situation, I had rented a car for the entirety of my first visit to Iceland, my only long drive was to the northwest peninsula, Snæfellsnes.
