Cities 2024 – F-Stop Magazine
Two photographs from my No Outlet body of work have been selected to be part of the F-Stop Magazine Cities 2024 exhibit (Issue #124). Be sure to head over to their website to see all the images!
“The present changes the past. Looking back you do not find what you left behind.”
Kiran Desai, The Inheritance of Loss


Modern Postcards: The STATE of ALOHA
Modern Postcards: the STATE of ALOHA was juried into Contemporary Photography in Hawai‘i 2024 show by David Ulrich, Alison Beste and Peter Shaindlin. Modern Postcards is a variation of work from of my ongoing project GREETINGS from The STATE of ALOHA.

Artist Book: In The Beginning

In the beginning…the earth was void and without form.
These are the words that Leslie Gleim wrote for the artist book that we collaborated on for her first solo exhibit on Hawaiʻi Island. It was such a joy and honor to work with Leslie and her magnificent aerial images in the creation of this limited edition handmade accordion book.
Featuring seven images from her exhibit, the eight panel accordion book was constructed from museum grade mounting board and is hinged with archival bookcloth. The split cover features a metaphoric lava river and the book rests in a custom tray and comes wrapped in a 100% cotton cloth.
The pages can be turned for a traditional viewing experience or when extended the book becomes a portable exhibit and viewers witness the regenerative power of the land from one side and the dramatic beauty of the molten lava from the opposite side. The book represents an amazing duality that is one of the hallmarks of Leslieʻs photographic work.




Book Specifications:
Limited edition of 3 handmade accordion books
11 3/8″ Wide by 9 1/4″ High
Depth: 1 1/2″
Extended for display: 6-7 feet
8 accordion panels featuring 7 images and a signed and numbered opening panel.
Custom tray and 100% cotton wrap also included
In The Beginning is on view and available for purchase from September 26 – November 3, 2024 in the Suli T. Go Gallerie at Kahilu Theater in Waimea on Hawaiʻi Island.