Excited to be co-teaching a class this July at the Sante Fe Photographic Workshops with my good friend Amber Terranova, the very talented photo editor of PDN. Our class is titled “Building a Career as an Editorial & Advertising Photographer” and we’ll cover the many facets of beginning a career in this dynamic industry.
More info here: http://www.santafeworkshops.com/photography-workshops/workshop/916 
Adobe Systems just released Lightroom 4, a truly incredible program. I was fortunate the shoot the entire still and video campaign for LR4. More of that work will appear on my website shortly.
Adobe profiled some of the work from this incredible assignment in this pdf.
The Mt. Taylor Quadrathalon is insane.
Runners World Magazine assigned me to document this 43 mile race in Grants, NM. The race constists of 4 parts; 13 mile road bike, 5 mile run, 2 mile (1200 ft. elevation gain) cross country ski, and 1 mile snow shoe climb to the peak of Mt. Taylor at 11,301 ft. After covering 22 miles and 4800 ft. of elevation gain, the race is only half over. The racers turn around and repeat all 4 events to arrive back at the start line in Grants.
While most US ski resorts have suffered through this mild winter, Taos Ski Valley has defied all odds and had an incredible year of snowfall. The following images were shot for TSV and Blistergearreview.com throughout the 2012 season.
Written by Sandy Hill and published by Rizzoli
The image below, taken in Mexico’s Copper Canyon, ran as a double page spread in Sandy Hill’s new book, MOUNTAIN.
Its an honor to be in the company of many of the past and present greats, from Ansel Adams to Jimmy Chin. A short video from the author can be seen here: Mountain – Sandy Hill
Taos Ski Valley runs a number of my images in their 2011 web and print advertising campaign!
The Online Journal of Business of & Design @ issue:, run by the incredibly talented Kit Hinrichs and Delphine Hirasuna, recently featured the underwater denim images I shot for Japan Rags Jeans. The article features how we put it all together.
A few images from my Kenyan Safari series were recently featured in an interview on Wonderful Machines Blog!
