A quiet lens on the fabric of our lives.
Landscapes, stars, hummingbirds, and mirrored reflections from Sedona and beyond. Moments of stillness, motion, and the spaces in between.
Walk through a living photomosaic of desert light, night skies, wild wings, and abstract color.
Threads of the tapestry
Each body of work is its own path through the desert, the night sky, and the living wildness of this place. These series pages become small books you can step into.
Red Rock Reverence
Storms rolling over sandstone, winter snow softening the mesas, sunrises in calm desert air.
Starlight Over Stone
Milky Way arcs, moonlit formations, star trails slowly tracing time above the desert.
Hummingbird Medicine
Wings blurring into light, flowers opening, the quick flash of color in still morning air.
Wild Medicine
Deer at first light, coyotes in the distance, birds tracing invisible lines across the sky.
Sacred Reflections
Mirrored images, abstract shapes, and colors folded into new geometries that reveal different ways of seeing.
Human Stories
Quiet portraits and silhouettes in the landscape. People as part of the pattern, not outside it.
Seeing the desert differently
I live in Sedona and spend my days watching light move across stone, sky, and wings. My work lives between landscape, night sky, wildlife, and abstract reflections — a way of listening to the subtle fabric of our lives.
- • Landscapes and storms rolling over red rock.
- • Nightscapes and stars that make time feel soft.
- • Hummingbirds and birds as messengers in motion.
- • Animals moving quietly at dawn and dusk.
- • Mirrored images and abstract color fields that invite you to see differently.
Notes from the field
The journal is a place for small stories — monsoon chases, hummingbird mornings, and night sky sessions under still air. It’s less about gear and more about experience.
- • Chasing monsoon light over the red rocks.
- • How I photograph hummingbirds without rushing them.
- • Waiting for the Milky Way to rise above the canyon.
Let’s create something together
If a particular image or series resonates with you, or if you’d like to collaborate, book a session, or inquire about prints and licensing, you’re welcome to reach out.
In your message, it’s helpful if you mention the series or image title that caught your eye.