World & Color

Since 2012, I've traveled the world spanning Tahiti to Iceland, and brought along 120mm infrared film to use while on the road.

From then until now it has carried the excitement of photography into what I do, and the unexpected results were always the most surprising. Sometimes it changed the color of a person’s lips or changed their skin tone. It’s a very weird experience to see the world in such a different light.

The film process slowed me down. I had to understand, “Do I really want to make a picture here?” This film doesn’t exist anymore, there’s a lot at stake when using it.

Denali National Park
The Denali Mountain Range in Alaska.
Grizzly Mountain
The majestic Denali National Park is filled with unbelievable sights. Looking close at this landscape you will see a mother Grizzly and her two cubs digging for roots in the center of the frame.
A River in the Valley
A river winds its way through a valley on a foggy morning in Alaska.
Antlers in Alaska
A rack of antlers facing the mountain in Denali National Park.
Hiking in the Park
A hiking trail in Denali National Park looks more like an ancient relic from a fantasy novel, high above the bus road.
British Columbia
The windblown trees that overlook Cox Bay in Tofino, British Columbia.
Pacific Rim National Park
A surfer stares at the ocean in Pacific Rim National Park just outside of Tofino, British Columbia.
Santa Cruz
A longboard, low lying shrubs and the marine layer... quintessential California.
Panama Palm
A lone palm leans seaward on an isolated jungle beach in Panama.
Icelandic
The green moss of Iceland turn pink when recorded on 120mm infrared film.
Icelandic Cabin
A cabin in Iceland with a beautiful view.
A Tree Grows in Harlem
A tree grows adjacent a park in Harlem.
Central Park
Central Park captured in all of it's splendor under the veil of infrared light.
Harlem Meer Lake
Located at the top of Central Park in New York, this lake is home to a beautiful Weeping Willow thriving on its banks.
Television in Los Angeles
A television faces the street along Wilshire Blvd in Los Angeles California.
Alaska Touches Sky
The mountains of Denali National park touch the sky.
Kenai Cupcake
The Kenai River in Alaska is home to some of the best trout fishing in the world. The infrared film used to capture this landscape makes Alaska look frosted.
Salton Sea
The Salton Sea is a mysterious place filled with fish kills, birds, and beautiful light.
Wetlands
The wetlands of New Jersey butt right up against the train tracks.

World & Color

A River in the Valley