Doorman, San Francisco, August 12, 2006
Alcatraz - January 2007 
ART 182 pre-portfolio - September 2006 
Emergency Day of Action - San Francisco, August 2006 
Take Two and Call Me in the Morning - June 2005 
Hemsedal - February 2005 
Odds and ends - 2005-2006 
Scans from film 
Oslo - May 2006 
Easter Dinner - April 2006 
Big Sur daytrip - March 2006 
March Madness - March 2006 
Early photographs (Oslo) - 2004-2005 Photography is an inherently nostalgic medium, but I need to live in the future, not the past.
At the beginning of February 2006 I got one of those shocking reminders that life doesn't stand still, and of the foolishness of living in the past. The future, as they say, is where it's at, and we'll be living there soon enough. This is pretty counter to my character, though; I've always been the brooding type. And photography is also about the past: About what happened, about trying to catch an instant, forever.
So what I need to do in life is in direct opposition to my greatest current interest.
I like to photograph contrasts - the shape of waves in rock, for example - so maybe this tension just reflects that. Maybe it's just another contrast. Or maybe I can resolve the conflict.
