My favorite part of spring woodland walks.

I spend a lot of time walking through my neighborhood. Some of my favorite photos are of the things I come across on these walks.

I often find myself photographing dead animals that I find on my adventures. I think because it feels like such a waste, especially when their death was caused by human activity. And maybe it feels like if I can make something beautiful out of something so ugly, then it isn't quite as wasteful?

Getting excited to get back into some large format..

I've been regularly photographing rural Cajun mardi gras traditions since 2007, and I've been brave/dumb enough to do it with film since 2020. This is one of the few things I still shoot in color. Here's a favorite from a couple of years ago.

Another 8x10 pinhole image, taken at Kisatchie Bayou, Louisiana. I love the spotlight like light leaks from the corners. I love the freedom from perfection that the pinhole camera and X-ray film allows me.

Another pinhole from a year or so ago. Developing issues perfectly placed a spirit figure next to my favorite tree.

In the last year and a half or so I’ve been shooting 8x10” x-ray film with a wooden pinhole camera that I made by hand. Have been loving the process and the results.

Developing some of my film from last week’s snow. Not often you get to see Louisiana live oaks quite like this.

Scenes like this are why I bother dragging a bunch of heavy camera gear into the swamp in a kayak.

This is my favorite kind of paddling. Early morning in a quiet fog, meeting up with friends like this guy.

I don’t plan on abandoning Instagram and the connections I’ve made there just yet.. but it sure is getting harder and harder.

I make a lot of work while kayaking. It’s not particularly easy but it sure is fun. The Atchafalaya Basin is one of my favorite places to explore.

While we’re thawing out of this rare Louisiana winter storm (2nd highest snowfall and lowest temp ever recorded!), I’ll populate this new BlueSky account with some older but favorite work.

Hello! South Louisiana film photographer. Primarily: landscape, medium and large format, black and white, Hasselblad 500c, Intrepid 4x5, and handmade 8x10 pinhole camera.