In 2011 Sugar and I spent 12 days at Granite Cabin on the middle fork of the Flathead River in the Great Bear Wilderness. I was selected by jury by the Hockaday Museum of Art, the Bob Marshall Wilderness Foundation, The Swan Ecosystem Center, and the Flathead National Forest to participate in the Artist-Wilderness Connection program to get some alone time deep in the wilds of Montana. Thank you to the wonderful state of Montana and the Montana Arts Council that helped fund my experience through their Strategic Investment Grants for the Arts.

An experimental trip in the woods. Please take some dramamine before proceeding. All effects are real, in camera and my mind, not post-production.

Pushing the lens of my iPhone like a stethoscope gently into her - in a cemetery, or a forest - I close the distance between me and the earth and listen. She’s ready for her close-up.

My first year of living in LA. The year: 2000. All shot on a Canon point-and-shoot with Kodachrome.

Nick loses his service dog of 14 years and soon after gets a new friend.

Sugar + Maverick: A weimaraner and pit bull have a dog play date in the snow

A Gordon Setter named Rico enjoying a summer day in Woods Bay on Flathead Lake

Dog Sports: Lure Coursing and Agility trials

I'm always curious who else is on the trail with me in NW Montana.

Selection of early work from the 1980's

Love Not Hate gathering co-sponsored by Love Lives Here and the Montana Human Rights Network in Whitefish, Montana, January 7, 2016.