They consist of ice crystals and are only visible during astronomical twilight. Noctilucent roughly means night shining in Latin. They are most often observed during the summer months from latitudes between 50 and 70 north and south of the Equator. ...expand text.

They consist of ice crystals and are only visible during astronomical twilight. Noctilucent roughly means night shining in Latin. They are most often observed during the summer months from latitudes between 50 and 70 north and south of the Equator. They are visible only during local summer months and when the Sun is below the observer's horizon, but while the clouds are still in sunlight. Close text

The symbolism of a jade stone for someone with faith in is incredibly valuable

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A glimpse into my selterbelt with an alternative process on the image... Printed on archival Kodak paper... Smaller images avaliable by email

Does the caged bird sing? Yes! All the time! Printed on archival Kodak paper... smaller sizes avaliable by email...

My little girls kitty... kinda...Printed on archival Kodak paper... Smaller sized available by email..

At a back lot in Omaha, Nebraska, lies a rusted pink Chrysler Saratoga that's seen its better days. Driving past this car on my way to and from work, I have seen this car lay alone. On the ...expand text.

At a back lot in Omaha, Nebraska, lies a rusted pink Chrysler Saratoga that's seen its better days. Driving past this car on my way to and from work, I have seen this car lay alone. On the evening of my Grandpa's passing earlier that morning, I saw it fit to capture the life of this now extinct automobile and bring it back to life. The love for my Grandpa ignited the thought of honoring him in this not so classic car. He may not have been a man of great popularity, but a man that was faithful in the large and small. May the Legacy of Old live on and inspire us to be men and women of integrity and character. Close text

This is another image from the Parisian Circus Museum. I am offering this as an extremely LIMITED EDITION series of 11x14 Archival Prints on 1/4 black mount board. For availability in other print sizes please inquire. This image is ...expand text.

This is another image from the Parisian Circus Museum. I am offering this as an extremely LIMITED EDITION series of 11x14 Archival Prints on 1/4 black mount board. For availability in other print sizes please inquire. This image is only available as a very LIMITED EDITION print. I'm keeping it an open edition for now and will only print as orders come in, but I will be closing out the edition after a few orders. Close text

All trussed up with no where to go.Fetish Art Photograph from 2005. Shibari-inspired ropework and leather restraints also crafted by the artist.

This image is of a curved wall of mirrors in a temporary display room for an exhibit that was at the Musee D' Orsay, in Paris, summer of 2004. The way the mirror reflected the lights and the way ...expand text.

This image is of a curved wall of mirrors in a temporary display room for an exhibit that was at the Musee D' Orsay, in Paris, summer of 2004. The way the mirror reflected the lights and the way the curves affected the reflections was very surreall to me. The figure on the edge of the frame is myself so it is a self portrait technically, but the image is really more about the idea of being on the verge of something, just stepping into a world as yet unknown to you, and the identity of the figure is less relevant. I am offering this image as an extremely limited edition of 11x14 Archival Prints.For availability in other print sizes please inquire. This image is only available as a very LIMITED EDITION print. I'm keeping it an open edition for now and will only print as orders come in, but I will be closing out the edition after a few orders. Close text

spray paint joins cinder block with nail accents in this Austin, Texas original. This piece of art no longer exists, the building demolished in summer 2007. Image captured December 5, 2006.

Just for fun!Printed on archival Kodak paper...Smaller sizes avalible by email...

This is another image from the Parisian Circus Museum. I am offering this as an extremely LIMITED EDITION series of 11x14 Archival Prints on 1/4 black mount board. For availability in other print sizes please inquire. This image is only ...expand text.

This is another image from the Parisian Circus Museum. I am offering this as an extremely LIMITED EDITION series of 11x14 Archival Prints on 1/4 black mount board. For availability in other print sizes please inquire. This image is only available as a very LIMITED EDITION print. I'm keeping it an open edition for now and will only print as orders come in, but I will be closing out the edition after a few orders. Close text

I love the colors of fall... Just a touch of red... Printed on archival Kodak paper... Other sizes by email...

One of the great winding roads found in Salida Colorado! Printed on archival Kodak paper...Smaller Images Avaliable by email

The wind blew across the winter cornfield near an abandoned barn in Nebraska, dropping the temperature to negative degrees. Standing in the cold, the 'Keep Out' spray painted to the side said it all. It told a story ...expand text.

The wind blew across the winter cornfield near an abandoned barn in Nebraska, dropping the temperature to negative degrees. Standing in the cold, the 'Keep Out' spray painted to the side said it all. It told a story that 'No Trespassing' signs, nor would the late night scares with the shot gun detour the delinquents and random intruders. So, for a last attempt to detour the trespassers, the can of black spray paint would insure their deterrent. Close text

The original was featured in my solo exhibition 'Wood, Water, Stone,' at Centre Gallery, Tampa, FL, January 2005. This image was taken in Bodi, CA, the ghost town. It is of a section of the side of a ...expand text.

The original was featured in my solo exhibition 'Wood, Water, Stone,' at Centre Gallery, Tampa, FL, January 2005. This image was taken in Bodi, CA, the ghost town. It is of a section of the side of a weathered building. It was featured in a solo exhibition of mine called 'Wood, Water, Stone.' I found the play between the former inhabitants of the ghost town particularly intruiging. The people had constructed these structures out of natural resources, and now with the people gone, nature has begun to reclaim these resources through the process of erosion. All about the town you can find evidence of it's previous dwellers: cars half deteriorated, clothing, equipment...The original is a 20x24 Archival Print on 1/4 inch black mount board. 16x20 Archival Prints are also available on 1/4 inch black mount board. For availability in other print sizes please inquire. This image is only available as a very LIMITED EDITION print. I'm keeping it an open edition for now and will only print as orders come in, but I will be closing out the edition after a few orders. Close text