Another COVID year that echoed the one before: surprisingly little time was spent relaxing in front of a book, watching good TV, or catching up on movies. Once again, I felt pangs of disappointment that I couldn’t immerse myself in more culture. Below you’ll find the few books, films, and shows that stood out. There were more that didn’t make

After a year off, I’ve returned to publishing my traditional year-end review magazine. This photo yearbook is intended to recap my adventures throughout the year, presenting a sampling of images in a larger print format for folks to enjoy. Because 2020 was mostly shut down due to COVID, I opted to skip this project last year, so this year’s issue

I might have picked a better day to return to the sidelines. Having missed the last home game (I was out of town), a windy, wet day wasn’t exact the best way to reunite with Husky Football and Montlake. But at least I dressed appropriately. The real question was whether the 4-4 would put up a fight or be swept

As we approach the end of the year, it’s a mad scramble to try and stay up-to-date on as many of my photo and person projects as possible. So I’m relieved to have finished my 2021 Yellowstone photos. The latest collection covers my two spring trips—in early May and late May/early June—as well as my recent October visit. If you