Where Hands Once Worked

Where Hands Once WorkedThis photograph was made at sunrise in a quiet, lesser known corner of Big Bend National Park, away from the huge sweeping landscapes deeper inside of the park. In the foreground rests a stone hole worn smooth by human hands. The circular depression is a metate, a grinding hole used for generations to process food and materials. Context and Landscape The area now known as Big Bend National Park holds evidence of human presence dating back more than

This photograph was made in Sedona

Las Vegas continues to be an exception

The foreground was captured using a simple focus stack to maintain clarity in the rock formations while preserving the natural falloff into darkness

like something drawn rather than formed

offset to one side of the frame

The light was steady and directional

This was the first time I was able to experience El Salvador

Despite its popularity

the river reflects the sky more clearly than the land itself

Paint fades beneath relentless sun and wind

the wind sculpts sharper lines

sits abandoned in that vastness