Arch in Sand

Arch in SandThis bold and shapely Sandstone Arch is tucked away in the plateau region of northeast Arizona proudly administered by Native American peoples.

322 meter) reach into the atmosphere

Live Oak trees line an earthen roadway in rural Louisiana to create a living tunnel

an exhibit-format coffee table book created from film-based images captured across all fifty U

160 pages + additional 8 page gatefold visual index

Texas dynamics are such that its peers are more likely to be found on a world map than on a regional one

from ocean to panhandle showcasing 160 pages of hardbound Texas pride

Rising in the Yucatan of modern Mexico

From ground level it appears to be an invading army

Sedona's Cathedral Rock and other monuments viewed through native boughs

Ranging from Colorado to Alaska these North American woolies are comfortable even in altitudes over two miles high

in the south of South America

Melaleuca trees leaning from a fairly constant breeze thrive in their native Australian soil