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Stop by Brewed Awakening in Berkeley, CA through the end of June to see some of my prints!

More info: Print Exhibit

I recently moved from Southern California to Seattle, Washington, where I will be for the following several years as I finish my graduate work. While I will miss the California deserts, I'm excited to be in such a beautiful area home to rugged snowy mountains and coastlines in addition to spectacularly green temperate rainforests.

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My article on Burrowing Owls, published in the Winter issue of Living Bird, is now available online. Check it out: Burrowing Owl article. 

One of my images, "Rocks Racing Stars," will be featured in the Center for Fine Art Photography's 'Motion' Exhibition along with a collection of other wildly different images depciting motion (both nature and non-nature). The Exhibit will be open March 19th - April 17th, 2010. For more information check out their website.

From now (beginning of November) through to the end of December I have a number of large prints on display at the Brewed Awakening cafe in Berkeley, CA. If you happen to live in the area, or are passing through, be sure and stop by for a delicious cup of coffee along with a chance to see some of my prints in person. More details can be found here: exhibition!

I am incredibly pleased to announce that no less than three of my images were selected in this years BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards. "Life Among Giants" recieved runner-up in 'Animals in their Environment', "Frozen Paradise" was highly commended in 'Wild Places', and "The Spring Explosion" was highly commended in 'In Praise of Plants'. (note my titles differ from the ones they used in the competition).

You can see the images here: online gallery

The BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards are considered among the most prestigious honors in nature photography. This year they recieved a record number of 43,000+ images from 94 countries. Needless to say I'm very excited to be considered among this incredible group of photographers. If you happen to be in London between now and April of 2010, be sure and stop by the exhibit in the Natural History Museum, it is nothing short of spectacular! 

If you're a returning visitor, you probably already noted that this is a brand new website; if you're new, thanks for stopping by! Jack Brauer and Jesse Speer of WideRange Galleries did an absolutely fantastic job integrating my crazy ideas and vision into a functional and attractive design. It turned out better than I had imagined, thanks guys!

I want to thank all of my friends, family, fans, etc. for the support over the years, this site is for you... I hope you like it! Take some time to explore my newly organized galleries - I've designed it to be conducive to exploring in a nonlinear way. You can now place print orders online, in addition to ordering my 2010 calendar. Also new, I plan on offering a twilight photography workshop with Steve Sieren next Feb. There's still a few sections of the site that I need to work on, but since it's nearly all there I wanted to let it go live!