The September full moon, rising over a pack of junkyard ’50s Chevys.  15-seconds , f/11, iso 200.  Done with 2 exposures because I couldn’t run around with the flashlight fast enough.

Trailer life on the junkyard battlefield.

Side by side for decades, hopefully they’ll be side by side for decades to come.  In my new favorite junkyard, Central California.

One of the bug and guano-filled WWII-era barracks buildings at Eagle Field.  Skimmed and scorched with a Protomachine flashlight.

In a California Junkyard. 9/24/13, 12:42AM, 132 seconds, full moon, Protomachine flashlight.

Launching today, the Lost America site now has 24 different 8×10/8×12 prints, now available for order!  Only $25 each, paid online, through Paypal.  These lab-printed, Kodak Endura Lustre-finished prints are titled, signed and dated on the back. I’ve never offered prints like this before, but people keep asking me for an entry-level, inexpensive print option.  Well, […]

Going all convex and concave with the disassembled Lockheed P-2 Neptune, at Eagle Field.  Night, full moon, 238-seconds.  Lime and red Protomachine flashlight.  The plane’s wing was on the ground, off camera right, acting as a giant fill card for the moonlight.

Taking advantage of a little sodium vapor bounce from that PG&E light that never turns off at Eagle Field, the night before the workshop started.  Loved them shadows, so I filled them with a little purple light from the Protomachine and let it burn in for 268 seconds.  It’s a Lockheed Harpoon, a Ventura variant […]

Just back from holding another whirlwind, action-packed 3-day night photography workshop.  We were at a new location this time: Eagle Field, a former WWII Air Force training base, now privately owned, in California’s Central Valley.  Past workshop alumni, and all-around oddball, Steve, brought his new Sleestak costume to wear for his portrait sitting, so I […]