This space offers a closer look at the places, moments, and quiet observations behind the work. From time spent in the field to thoughts on landscape, light, and process, these notes reflect the experiences that shape each photograph.

From the Field

The Art of Hanging Art: The One Mistake That Ruins a Room

Hanging artwork seems simple, yet one small misstep can throw off an entire space. A few quiet adjustments can make the difference between art that feels accidental and art that feels intentional.

Bringing the Warmth of the Plains Into Your Home

The colors, textures, and open spaces of the Great Plains bring a quiet warmth to interiors. When translated into fine art, these elements create rooms that feel grounded, calm, and lived-in.

Western Wall Art for Farmhouse Spaces

Western subjects and farmhouse interiors share a natural harmony. When paired thoughtfully, they create spaces that feel both timeless and personal.

Why Fine Art Makes a Lasting Gift

Fine art carries meaning beyond the moment it’s given. It becomes part of a home, a memory, and a story that unfolds over time.

Framing Black & White Photography

The right frame allows black-and-white photography to breathe. Thoughtful choices in material and tone can quietly elevate the image without distraction.

Choosing the Right Wall Art Size

Scale shapes how art is experienced. Understanding proportion helps artwork feel settled within a room rather than floating or overpowering the space.

Where to See Bison Across the American West

Seeing bison in their natural landscape offers a deeper understanding of their presence and scale. These moments in the field often shape how I photograph and interpret the West.

From Welles to AI: Trusting What We See

As technology reshapes how images are created and consumed, the question of trust becomes increasingly important. Photography sits at a quiet crossroads between truth, perception, and craft.

Jim Bridger and the Early American West

Figures like Jim Bridger helped shape the early American West. Understanding this history adds depth to the landscapes and stories that continue to influence western imagery today.