A few days ago, I photographed my old friend, Marian Call. Marian is working on a new album called Something Fierce, projected to come out in April. Above are a few photos from the shoot, with hopes of a cover for the album. Marian and I have been shooting together for years, and I believe [...]

Some time ago, the editor at the Anchorage Press, Krestia DeGeorge, called me to ask if I would be interested in photographing Willie Hensley. I said yes and asked if there were any limitations. Krestia said no, so a few days before the photo shoot, I scouted for locations and sketched out a rough [...]

Ashley Skabar and I did a piece together on what the Iditarod Mushers eat on the trail. The story was published today on the Alaska Dispatch here. We were very happy that we were able to make portraits of our favorite mushers Lance Mackey, Martin Buser and John Baker, to name a few.

Yesterday, I received word from the Alaska House, NY that my “Newtok” show is currently on display at the American Indian Community House, NY. For more info on the gallery go here.

Orion Collective’s own Oscar Avellaneda departed from Whittier today via ferry for Bellingham, Washington. Oscar and a couple of his friends are going on a estimated nine month-long bike tour. His tour is starting in Bellingham and ending in Bogota, Colombia.
We wish Oscar the best and can’t wait to see the images he comes back [...]

This morning, I found out from my good friend Kelly Price of Rapport that a photo of Sarah Palin from a shoot I did for Runners World is being used for the cover of Newsweek. The cover was posted on the Newsweek website today, but I can’t wait to hold an actual copy. Good morning!

A few weeks ago, my good friend Ed Pilkington from London’s The Guardian came to Anchorage to interview Bristol Palin’s baby’s daddy, Levi Johnston. We met with Levi at his lawyers’ office in Anchorage, and the interview was fairly short. Photographically, I was stumped. I like to keep things as simple as possible, and the [...]

 
 
 
On Wednesday, October 25th, I left Anchorage, AK for Kotzebue, AK, the first village of five I would visit over the next four days to make photographs for a calendar showcasing Nana shareholders who are business owners. After Kotzebue, I travelled to Noatak, Kivalina, Noorvik and Kiana.