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Photography and the Bhagavad Gita: Frame What Matters, Release the Rest When I posted a photograph of my hard copy of the Bhagavad Gita sitting next to my Leica M6, someone asked what I loved about the book. I started typing… and quickly realized the answer was longer than a Facebook comment. Because the more …

There’s something quiet and wondrous about the driftwood scattered along the Pacific Northwest coast. It’s not just wood—no, it’s memory, it’s motion, it’s the voice of time itself. You see it resting along the rocky shores and misty sands, as if it always belonged there. But every piece has a story, carved not with tools, …

I’ve been wanting to put together a book for a long, long time. Usually at the beginning of each year I would think something to the effect of, “Hmmm, maybe I’ll do a book this year.” Well, each year would come and go, sans-book. This year is different. I’m proud to say that I finally …

One of my favorite types of photography is photographing people. Being able to work with, and connect with someone else to create beautiful, and hopefully powerful images. It’s so rewarding. That being said, not everyone is comfortable in front of a camera. Actually it’s kind of interesting to me; the more ubiquitous cameras are, in …

I’ve briefly talked about keeping a photography journal in a couple videos, but I think it was usually more in the context of a “What’s in My Bag” kind of thing. In this video I wanted to try and give more helpful information on how keeping a journal about your photography and process of developing …