Every year I like to do a yearly wrap-up of everything I’ve accomplished or did. And in the new year, do a post on my new goals and dreams for the year. January I connected with American Craftsman Galleries, and while they are an official client of mine, the work promised hadn’t really gone anywhere….
[vc_row][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_empty_space][vc_column_text] Valley Moments is a printed zine that is creating vocation through wanderlust with (digital and analog) photography, writing and videography furthering an artistic practice in a combination of creative exploration and scientific inquiry. Valley Moments not only showcases stories and adventures locally but internationally as well. Articles are categorized by, “Exploration”, “Residencies”, “(scientific) Inquiry”,…
Today I went to Lincoln Woods Park in Rhode Island and did a photoshoot with a lovely model named Morgan. The shoot really came together and I LOVE how the photos came out! These will be used on the website and printed materials for the shanty (and future opportunities) this summer. Stay tuned for the…
Type: From Physics Research Title: Tracks in a hydrogen bubble chamber Description:These tracks (high-res version) were made by charged particles in a bubble chamber (a technology used in the 1970s). A magnetic field perpendicular to the image produces a force that curves the orbits of charged particles. See Tracks in a hydrogen bubble chamber for information about this…
I came down with a head cold on Saturday. It started with throat tightening and nausea and it’s progressed to a sore throat on Sunday, then on Monday it went to my nose and now it’s turned into a nasty cough. I REALLY hope I get better by Halloween night as I have a psychic…
At the field station recently, we’ve been brainstorming additional ways to be mobile. In addition to being on-site and location orientated around the region, we’ve also been considering the benefits of creating art installations. For example, we recently proposed a terrarium art installation to the local library and the idea was received warmly. Continuing this…
In a world where cashless transactions and digital payments dominate, it’s easy to overlook the value of traditional methods, especially when it comes to fostering community spirit. However, one innovative solution has emerged in some neighborhoods and local eateries: wood coins. These quaint, tactile tokens serve not only as a means of payment but also as a catalyst for connection and goodwill within the community. Picture this: you walk into your favorite neighborhood café, your stomach rumbling and your wallet empty. Usually, this would spell disappointment, but not today. As you approach the counter, you notice a small wooden bowl filled with rustic coins engraved with the café’s logo. These are no ordinary coins; they’re wooden tokens, each representing a meal. The concept is simple yet profound: community members who find themselves short on cash can exchange a wood coin for a meal. It’s a system built on trust and generosity, where individuals support one another in times of need. But how does it work, and why has it become such a beloved tradition in some communities?
I’m excited to announce that I have my first book published on Amazon. It’s a legit product that you can purchase with your amazon account. In addition, I’m also looking at Amazon as a selling platform as a whole. Utilizing drop shipping from suppliers found on alibaba or AliExpress. I’m thinking my in-house studio will…
Collection: Abstract Leaves Year: 2015 A photographic triptych of leaves.
In the ongoing battle to preserve our planet’s precious natural resources, education stands as a formidable weapon. Conservation education, a cornerstone of Creative Conservationism, empowers individuals and communities with the knowledge and skills needed to become effective stewards of the environment. In this blog post, we explore the transformative power of conservation education and its…
