Sometimes you know about two things in completely different parts of your brain, and then one day, for no reason, you put them together and your head explodes — a cascade of understandings like the last scene in “Usual Suspects”.
After 40 years of taking pictures, that happened to me. One idea changed me overnight. […]. petapixel.com
Zen photography comes naturally with an empty mind. It’s both waiting for a moment where light, shape, and dynamics fall into place, and being devoid of planning in advance. Instead of checking the weather online before a shoot, you just venture out and essentially wing it. petapixel.com »
2017-04-15 18:15
I close my eyes. The air is cold, blanketing the ground in a light frost, causing harsh shivers that race down my spine. I hear birds in the distance screaming at one another in a cacophony of song and screech. thephoblographer.com »
2017-03-24 07:02
For over ten years, I've been traveling the world with my camera. A part of my work can be seen on my website linked below. Today, I wanted to share with you a collection of pictures I took in different corners of the world that evoke calmness and serenity.
When most people think of the word Zen, a meditating monk in a monastery comes to mind, a practice of enlightenment, a person being in the present or someone without attachments. When I think of Zen, I think of a lifestyle that has profoundly influenced my photography practice. I would like to dive into the […]