Gutted gas station, bypassed by Interstate 15, Yermo, California.

Misspelled and abandoned. Rural Nevada, in the middle of a cold and windy night.  That trailer is a ’50s-vintage Spartan Imperial Mansion. Mysterious, rubber-hosed Jet stream Hair drier, inside Jo’s abandoned trailer/salon.

Last year I agreed to co-host a one-night photography workshop with Jon Haeber at Cypress Lawn cemetery in Colma this coming June. My payment: unlimited, private, night-shooting access, from the management at the most prestigious San Francisco cemetery (and yes, it’s impossible to sneak into: speaking from experience, the place is jammed with alarms and […]

  One of the traffic-stopping 6-foot prints at my current show at 111 Minna Gallery, which hangs until 3/26. Friday is the only night the gallery is open to the public this week. If you want to drop by and say hi, I will be there from 5-9. Couldn’t make the opening? Here’s your second […]

Try to imagine this as a 6 foot print, cuz that’s what it is.  It’s like you could climb right in. You know all about the show, right? 111 Minna Gallery, San Francisco  Opening TONIGHT! 5 to 11+. Here’s some last minute points and FAQs: The venue is 21 and over only.  Don’t bring the […]

Today marks one week until the opening of my solo show at 111 Minna Gallery in San Francisco.  I just dropped off the last of the show at the gallery minutes ago, and it feels like a huge weight has been lifted from my shoulders.  The 6 footers are stunning. Overwhelming. Here is another new image, shot last […]

Burned out airliner hulk, Aviation Warehouse, shot last winter. Never online before. It’s been printed at 2 x 3 feet for the show.

My old pal Joe Reifer interviewed me for his photography blog with a lot of questions about the show. It’s pretty informative and even features a couple sweet shots of framed pieces, I just picked up.

Like it’s hovering over the junkyard floor. 145 seconds under the full moon, with red, purple, cool and warm white light, from about 10 directions.