Fushimi Inari after dark
The last 12 months have been a strange period of realigning my compass after completing the Highway 89 project. I suspected but now know as fact that peddling books takes as much time as photographing them. I struggled some this year with the need and desire to make new work competing with [...]
Category Archives: Entrada Institute
10 from 2010
Small Fry Rodeo – Wayne County Fair, Utah
Mutton bustin’ at the Wayne County Fair Small Fry Rodeo
I had the great fortune to get in the arena during the Small Fry Rodeo last week in Loa, Utah. I was working on my Entrada Institute project about volunteerism, but those kids were so dang cute, I ended up shooting a bunch of them too. [...]
Entrada Institute Artist-in-residency update
Volunteer motorcyclist leads Capitol Reef Classic participants at the start of a race in Teasdale, Utah
I haven’t met everyone in Wayne County, Utah. Not yet. But my project as Entrada Institute’s 2010 Artist-in-residence has given me plenty of reasons to introduce myself around the territory. So far, I have photographed a slice of life that [...]
2010 Entrada Institute Artist-in-Residence
Box Elder trees in side canyon along Burr Trail
I found out last week, right before I went down to Torrey for a Michael Gordon/Guy Tal photography workshop (more on that in another post), that the Entrada Institute had selected me as their 2010 Artist-in-Residence!
My project will be focused on the volunteers who make things happen [...]
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