’59 Chrysler Windsor at Big M.  112 seconds of full moon with red, white, green and blue from the Protomachines flashlight.

Tumultuous skies over Schellbourne, Nevada.  Full moon for 94-seconds and red flashlight.

Destroyed cockpit of one of the B-52s, lost in the Mojave.  Hard to climb in here in the dark, even harder to shoot it.  Still sitting on a bunch of unseen work from this night in September 2016. Just signed a new publishing deal with Fonthill, for a small book of work shot in several […]

I seem to be developing a thing for these ‘mid-70s AMC Matadors. They’re so hard to find now, whenever I see one I just gotta shoot it. Night, 79-seconds of full moon, hand-lit with love, 4 colors of light laid from 6 angles, direct, bounced and snooted, using the Protomachines flashlight.

Abandoned at a mill in the NorCal woods. Le Crap, Le Genius (inside joke), Le Turd, these cars had a lot of nicknames in my lifetime. Night, deep shade/full moon for 221 seconds with red and white Protomachines flashlight.

Moldy Art collection inside yesterday’s rat turd-filled abandoned farm house.  I dropped my small flashlight in here, yuck.  Night, total darkness for 67-seconds with white flashlight inside and red from outside.

If you backed up a few feet and looked the other way from yesterday’s post of the shed, you’d see this: the main house at the abandoned ranch.  Too bad it wasn’t windy enough to get that plastic a’flutterin’.  300-seconds of full moon with some warm white outside in the shadows and red from inside […]

Small storage building at a secluded abandoned ranch, just a minute off 395, north of Reno.  300 seconds of full moon with red flashlight inside and a tiny bit of warm white fill in the shadows.

Jet engine at Aviation Warehouse.  Night, 1:46AM, 50-seconds of full moon. with red, lime and purple from the Protomachines flashlight.

Post WWII British Riley RMA (RMB? I dunno), rotting away at the mosquito farm.  Hosed by a sodium vapor lamp behind it, I had to put the camera very low to try and hide from its effects.  I ended up with a glimpse of it backlighting that spider web, Bob Ross happy accident-style.  59-seconds of […]