Artlog Notes from the Field

As my most recent exhibition is coming to an end this week, I am releasing the full 31 page color catalog of the exhibition as a PDF. The catalog includes full color photographs of the paintings, sculpture, and a collection of the photos from the exhibition. Also, read some of...

Alone in the African Bush is the short video I made during my African safari adventure–the inspiration for my art and photography exhibition entitled “The Smoke that Thunders”, under the patronage of the permanent mission of Zambia to the United Nations (UNO), Geneva. The Idea for this trip was simple…...

During my African adventure, waterholes were always a prime location for me to sit by and enjoy nature while watching the amazing animals of the bush interact. One of many benefits to driving and guiding myself on this trip was the freedom to go whereever I wanted and stay as...

“The Smoke That Thunders” is my next solo exhibition of paintings, photographs & sculpture inspired by my recent self-driven & self-guided safari adventure through the African Bush. From 26. January till 18. March 2017 at the Galerie Le Sud in Zürich. Under the patronage of the permanent mission of Zambia...

After more than seventy countries of travel photography experience already under my camera bag, I decided to share some of my best photo tips to help you start making better photos next time you hit the road. 1. The Best Camerais the Camera you Have with You! Not sure who...

Over the past few years, I’ve been invited into many classrooms as a guest art teacher and guest artist. These opportunities have always been a great experience for me and also seemed to have been lots of fun for the students. Recently, this took on a whole new direction in...

I’m often asked for advice about adventure travel photography, including what camera gear to bring and the best way to carry that gear during long-term backpacking trips. My methodology for long-term travel, where space and weight are of utmost importance, is completely different than it is for short term professional...

This is part two of my “Iron Curtain Roulette” Adventure Travel Series. You can read part one here Traveling east in a rundown minibus along a rough road in Moldova. Jay and I were the only foreigners among the twenty other passengers headed to Transdniester, a small communist strip of...