I've just published a new gallery of eighteen photographs titled American Landscapes.  It is selection of photographs from our 2008 summer roadtrip from Seattle to Boston.  Enjoy!

We arrived at our campsite in Montana at 11:00pm and woke to at the foot of these hills.  We were just outside Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park.

Beside a weather-beaten bush was this small patch of yellow flowers. This composition is meant to bring out the symmetry and intricate details of this tiny yellow flower.

What I found striking about the petals of this flower was the manner in which the purple faded into almost white, as though it had been painted by a brush.

This cluster of beautiful, luscious grapes are gewurztraminer planted at Altacima.

Mt. Manquehue towers into the Santiago night, the glow of the city casting an unearly halo around its peak.

This image in an intensely sharp look at the imperfections in the bottom of a coin tray.

A Palestinian policeman takes a drag of a cigarette to ward off the cold in the West Bank town of Bethlehem.