When I was a kid growing up in Tucson I saw snow fall in my town maybe two to three times before I reached adulthood. in recent years it has been getting slightly more common but seeing snow in my hometown is a very welcomed and rare treat. now that I’ve grown up to be …
October 14-16 2022 Saw a great big graffiti jam called Rock The Spot that brought artists both local and national together in a common mission to Rock (Showcase their best work) the spot (304 feet of wall) in downtown Tucson. There were some fantastic pieces put up on these walls and I went down there …
In June 2022 we finally got to make the journey to see and experience the landscape at Yosemite National Park. I was quite excited to be able to share this occasion with my family and friends and definitely excited to see what I could capture with my lens out at this beautiful place. I captured …
Being from Arizona I have traveled to visit Sedona several times. Since becoming a photographer, for some reason, I had not been to Sedona during the milky way season. I finally went there last weekend and got my chance to photograph the night sky out there with the milky way and what an amazing show …
The monsoon came back strong in 2021. There was so much rainfall it turned Tucson and the surrounding areas very green for several weeks! The entire desert was transformed! Our rivers were flowing for days! I photographed several great bolts this season and captured what I consider my best timelapse compilation to date! Here is …
A few time-lapses from my recent trip to Puerto Peñasco Mexico. It was Surreal to have an entire beach to myself.
Monsoon 2020 in many ways was underwhelming. Record low precipitation and only about 4 storms hit Tucson. Slow weather doesn’t keep me down though, I mobilized and chased most of the weather this year. I went to Sonoita (a lot), Willcox, Texas Canyon (Dragoon), Amado, Tubac, Eloy, etc. Regardless of a slow monsoon, it was …
As part of a new monthly event with coworkers called midweek microadventures we drove up to Eloy, AZ to take part in some indoor skydiving. Skyventure AZ has a giant wind tunnel that circulates enough wind to simulate the act of flying.
