HOLIDAY ART SALE AT LIGHTBANK STUDIO DEC. 5th & 6th

I'll be selling limited edition prints, framed and unframed of musicians as well as a new collection of encaustic images on wood!

Seattle Sound - The Lonely Forest

Check out the latest issue of Seattle Sound. Spent the day in Anacortes last month with them. This shot was one of the last set-ups of the day. The band was amazing to work with and super hospitable. Showed me the town and finished up with drinks at a local fisherman's pub.

Best of Seattle 2009 - Seattle Mist

I photographed this years Best of Seattle 2009 featuring team members of the Seattle Mist, a woman's lingerie football team. Check out Seattle's best here

The Light Bank Photo Studio Seattle, WA

The Light Bank is a full service still and motion studio in Seattle, Washington. Focusing on still photography and insert motion production work, The Light Bank was established to provide an affordable option for all your small production needs. We’re located close to Gas Works Park in the Wallingford neighborhood.

Sasquatch Music Festival Portraits 2009

For two years in the running I've set up a portrait stage at the Sasquatch Music Festival at the cliffs edge of the Columbia Gorge. Here's a link to this years portraits which include St. Vincent (shown here), Silversun Pickups and Bon Ivar to name a few.

Goodbyn Lunchbox

Check out this very cool lunch box for your little ones! I did the photography for the site.

Dalai Lama, Seattle

I was referred to a book publisher in New York who was looking for a photographer in Seattle to shoot a cover image of the Dalai Lama and Paul Eckman for a new book that will be released in Sept 2008 titled 'Emotional Awareness.' I was more than happy to accept the opportunity. I was to be at the Sheraton Hotel downtown ready for anything. My assistant and I showed up 3 hrs early only find out that the bomb sniffing dogs had already left and we were not allowed to bring in our lighting equipment! I scanned the hall and noticed groups of Tibetan monks sipping on Starbucks coffee, which was a bit surreal. I asked for some help in finding the proper people to direct me to a location for the shoot. I explained myself and was escorted to the top floor with a helpful volunteer from 'Seed of Compassion' where I met some photographers who were working with a 20x24 Polaroid camera. They were kind enough to allow us to use their lights so I set up a backdrop, Paul arrived and we waited for His Holiness. We planned our shots and when he arrived I shot from the moment he walked in with the secret service until he left; total 3 minutes! All said and done, I didn't have much of a spiritual awakening but having the opportunity to meet the Dalai Lama was a pleasure all in itself.