I visited the Los Angeles Zoo during a heat wave, but thankfully most of the animals were still pretty lively at opening time. The primates made for some great photo ops, as well as the Meerkats which posed on their rock in their terrarium as if they knew they had photos to take! As interesting [...]

For my birthday this year, Rachel took me to the newly remodeled California Academy of Sciences. I used to love coming to this place as a child, my grandmother worked there teaching photography seminars to students and while she was there after hours, I’d get to wander the halls and explore the ancient insects, dinosaurs, [...]

November of 2007, I went to Las Vegas with my dad so we could go to the annual SEMA show. While the show was exhausting because of the size of the event, we made time the last night we were there to walk around town a bit and visit old Las Vegas.

On your way East on Highway 41 from Highway 101, towards the intersection of Hwy 41 and 46 considered the “James Dean Highway” since it’s where he crashed his Porsche 550 Spyder and died, you’ll pass a lot of new wine country, old olive trees, and plenty of abandoned/crumbling barns. This barn in particular is [...]

Back in April, I had a family reunion in Atlanta, Ga. Now while we also visited the famed Coke Museum and Stone Mountain… I wasn’t as taken with those as much as the Georgia Aquarium, which had narrowly avoided a tornado a couple weeks prior.

It was a Sunday night and after a short rain that the otherwise busy motels on Monterey Highway felt desolate yet welcoming. Usually I would not walk around this neighborhood at night, but the urge to document these fading motel signs was louder than reason as I walked the few miles between these signs…