MinkPink Summer and Winter 2009 /February 24, 2009 by LD

Absolutely gorgeous. I love the way this makes basic black look summery. See more here.

I notice (and appreciate) something different every time I'm in the northwest. This time, it's all that moss. | #getouttadodge

Had to get perilously close to the edge of a cliff to get this shot.
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Just kidding, I'm a weenie. I was so safe when I took this photo. | #getouttadodge

Crystal clear in any season. | #getouttadodge

Springtime's hillside greening is a sight, to be sure. But summer's rolling golden hills ain't bad, either. | #getouttadodge

Featured Work

Environmental Studies

I often have dreams in which I’ve discovered some mythical (yet perfectly tangible) location, and the crux of the dream involves my attempt to photograph it despite (inevitably) faulty equipment. Here are the moments in my waking life when this hasn’t been an issue.

Lifestyle

Here are the stories we might deliver with great relish while sitting around a campfire in some gloriously remote location. Stories of experiences we’ve had and the people we’ve met along the way. Stories that demand whiskey, or at least a good cup of coffee, to imbue them with authority and bravado.

Ladies & Gents

A collection of portraits from 2005 to the present.

Get Outta Dodge!

Steinbeck knows well “when the virus of restlessness begins to take possession of a wayward man.” Likewise, poet Stephen Dunn understands “...the bright altar of the dashboard, and how far away a car could take him from the need to speak, or to answer.” Springsteen’s oeuvre, some may argue, is dependent upon the propulsive force of a car in motion. In each case, and in every case before or after it: The real locus of adventure is in the road. The hope of an uninterrupted ribbon of asphalt, unspooling from here till forever.