Soar
This body of work was born out of my time wandering solo in Joshua Tree National Park. The multi-layered images reflect the multi-faceted world in which we live and our relationship to it. There is not only many layers of plant life but also many layers including: my perception of the space, my emotions in relationship to my perception of the space, the other humans in the area (if any), the location of the sun, the location of the planets, the barometric pressure of the air, and how I am recording and capturing this exact moment in time.
It is my hope that regardless of your connection to nature these images will visually draw you into the mystery that the natural world around us holds and perhaps sometime in the future you may find yourself listening to the wind, talking to a tree or simply feeling what the world around you possesses.
This piece I captured after emerging from the wilderness. I was approaching camp and was enamored by this raven soaring high in the desert winds.
This body of work was born out of my time wandering solo in Joshua Tree National Park. The multi-layered images reflect the multi-faceted world in which we live and our relationship to it. There is not only many layers of plant life but also many layers including: my perception of the space, my emotions in relationship to my perception of the space, the other humans in the area (if any), the location of the sun, the location of the planets, the barometric pressure of the air, and how I am recording and capturing this exact moment in time.
It is my hope that regardless of your connection to nature these images will visually draw you into the mystery that the natural world around us holds and perhaps sometime in the future you may find yourself listening to the wind, talking to a tree or simply feeling what the world around you possesses.
This piece I captured after emerging from the wilderness. I was approaching camp and was enamored by this raven soaring high in the desert winds.
This body of work was born out of my time wandering solo in Joshua Tree National Park. The multi-layered images reflect the multi-faceted world in which we live and our relationship to it. There is not only many layers of plant life but also many layers including: my perception of the space, my emotions in relationship to my perception of the space, the other humans in the area (if any), the location of the sun, the location of the planets, the barometric pressure of the air, and how I am recording and capturing this exact moment in time.
It is my hope that regardless of your connection to nature these images will visually draw you into the mystery that the natural world around us holds and perhaps sometime in the future you may find yourself listening to the wind, talking to a tree or simply feeling what the world around you possesses.
This piece I captured after emerging from the wilderness. I was approaching camp and was enamored by this raven soaring high in the desert winds.
Archival Print
Printed on Professional Lustre paper for stunning clarity
Print has a slight sheen, adding an elegant touch
Professional Printing techniques used for precise detail
Archival life of 100+ years ensures a cherished keepsake
Metal Print
Infuse image onto raw aluminum for vibrant results
Include float mount hanger for display
2mm thick with protective white gloss finish
Unique substrate imperfections; reprints for distracting flaws only
Cleaning & Care:
Keep indoors, away from direct sunlight
Handle carefully to prevent scratches
Don't stack, to avoid surface abrasions
Clean with dust cloth or glass cleaner and clean rag
Wrapped Canvas
High-quality canvas material on hollow wood frame
Museum grade cotton canvas print
Protective gloss lamination for longevity
0.75" canvas depth
Ready to hang: wall bumpers, sawtooth or wire hanger
Wipe clean with damp cloth
