I walk the desert.

I follow old roads and survey lines.

I photograph what remains and write what stays.

This is a long project about heat, distance, and the quiet work of witness.

A black and white photo of a person standing alone in a vast, dry desert landscape with cracked ground, mountains on the horizon, clouds in the sky, and the sun shining.

Journal

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Saddle Peak Hills
Saddle Peak Hills

A short 3 mile hike up an unnamed arroyo in the Saddle Peak Hills.

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A jaunt up Lemoigne Canyon
A jaunt up Lemoigne Canyon

A nine and a half mile hike up Lemoigne Canyon to John Lemoigne’s cabin and mine.

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This is what all the empty places were for
This is what all the empty places were for

A meditation on the sand, the sky, and everything in between.

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Work

Headframes and Ore Bins

Headframes and Ore Bins

A wooden cross in a rocky, arid landscape under a dark, stormy sky.

Black and White

Essays

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The Tungsten Hills

Eight miles west of Bishop, the road crosses a shelf of low hills before the Sierra Nevada rises in earnest. The hills top out around six thousand feet.

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Oasis
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The Door In The Desert
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Poetry

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