If you live in SF you may have seen my Kaiser Permanente bus stop ad.

A shot from a recent gymnastics shoot. Every now and then I seek out and enjoy the results of lens flare.

The string in some of the pictures is a yaw string that they use to keep the gliders level. This competition tested the pilots’ ability to land the gliders in an exact spot after exactly 8 minutes in the air. Penalty points are given for every second the plane lands early or late.

Here are recent images of the 17th St. Canal levee being repaired at the beginning of hurricane season 2010.

My photos of Kino MacGregor and her article appear in the May 2010 Yoga Magazine. She is a mind (and body) bending yogi as those of you that have already seen my yogasana series. If not check it out at YOGASANA PROJECT
According to Kino in this article “Once you experience first-hand how magical yoga is, resistance becomes futile.” Heed that warning you few remaining yoga resisters!! Click on either image to see it larger.

There’s a good reason why writers do the writing and I stick to taking pictures. Ron Egatz at Pocket Wizard interviewed me and wrote a very eloquent feature on my work on the Pocket Wizard blog. Here’s a little snippet but check out the whole piece at pocketwizard.wordpress.com.

My work was featured along with a few other photographers in this month’s PopPhoto’s cover story “Light Like a Pro.” The article talks about the lighting techniques behind this sports portrait:

This month in Runner’s World my photos make up 2 full spreads on the water stop at mile 21 at the top of Heartbreak Hill in the Boston Marathon.

Here are 3 book covers that I shot for Hyperion! The Half Life of Planets, Carter’s Big Break and Carter Finally Gets It.
Here’s the Amazon link