In the long ago, there was a young woman who played tennis with John Newcomb. Over time, she became a force of nature, balancing varied interests with a family and children. Her kids grew up, fell in love, and had children of their own. During a recent session photographing Grandma and Her Girls, I wasContinue reading “Candid Family Photography: Grandma and Her Girls”
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Sighting
He’s nameless to most peopleTo me he’s Utah’s Most Celebrated OutdoorsmanGranted, it’s a little long for a nicknameBut it’s a damn fine descriptionSo that definitely counts for somethingAnyhow, real moments are elusive snow leopardsIt’s always a privilege to witness themMan, I love photography! Contact me for kids, teens, couples, family, and corporate photography in the BayContinue reading “Sighting”
Unvarnished
There’s a special moment in photography when artifice disappears. It dissolves like a wisp of smoke, leaving two people—often strangers—face to face. It’s an intense moment, almost uncomfortable. Subject and photographer lock; throat and chest leap; fingers tremble. Fly angers know the feeling of anticipation well. A hatch is on and something unexpected is aboutContinue reading “Unvarnished”
Nighthawk
I’m a simple man. I have few hopes and expectations. I do my best to resist the temptation of prayer. I’m resigned to a world that revolves around no one. Still, I have moments of weakness. When that happens, I bargain with fate. I make promises in exchange for special consideration. I vow to exerciseContinue reading “Nighthawk”
Friday Night Lights
Meet Scott. He’s a marketing executive With clients on the East and West Coasts. Recently he joined me for a Friday Night Lights session. No, not football. A much more wholesome activity: Candid headshots for Bay Area professionals. I run the sessions out of my DIY home studio in San Jose. They’re good fun. IContinue reading “Friday Night Lights”