Breeze Blocks. A favorite design, but one of many.

Because… why not!

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Up early on the bicycle, meeting the day, the only way we know how.

Get up and out and make it count.

Here’s to another sunrise- cheers all.

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Detail of chair designed by Verner Panton for Herman Miller, USA, 1960s. ABS plastic.

Palms Springs Art Museum, 09.17.2021.

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Running out the clock on our place in Canyon View Estates.

More soon- check back- because you won’t find anything out on social media.

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Love this mise en scène in Twin Palms. Perfect balance. The soul is pleased.

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Transformation scene taking place in Indian Canyons, and it’s going to be a stunner!

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Treasures and visual pleasures hidden in the cul-de-sacs.

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Back in the day, when film was the way, we shot polaroids. Hundreds of polaroids. And we still have them. In books. From all the jobs and stock shoots up till the time we went digital. 

We were also the stand in’s. So we’d know what the subject would look like. And to show the subject what we had in mind for the shot.

Here is a small sample of us playing “them.”

A pulp noir interlude…

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interior    |ˌinˈtirēər|    adjective - 

1: situated within or inside; relating to the inside; inner

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This might make a nice book cover; back and front, spine down the middle…

Maybe something along the lines of…

Hammett’s ‘Thin Man’ meets Tarantino’s ‘Pulp Fiction’ set in a not too distant dystopian future.

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Yes, it’s a cat picture.

Chenoweth-Reice Compound, Altadena, 09.07.2021

Shooting publicity photos of Dayna Steele at the PS Cultural Center for her dark comedy play “The Woman In The Mirror” coming to Midtown Arts & Theater Center Houston (MATCH) .

Thanks to Alan Kraemer for bring us aboard and producing the session, and Eric Smith at PS Cultural Center for letting us use the theatre.

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Go left? Go right? Or stay straight on to wherever it may lead…

Actually we prefer to get off the marked trail and make our own course.

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A true gem in the diadem of Indian Canyons.

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Just because… well- it’s Owen’s birthday.

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TRIO Restaurant on Palm Canyon Drive shot for Palm Springs Life Magazine.

And thanks Tony!

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From our “Last Resorts” project: A collection of hotel hallways, rooms, and views from the last twenty years of shooting on location and staying in hotels from great to abysmal.

This was in Brunswick, Georgia.

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The flâneur with camera on Palm Canyon Drive.

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Like a scene from a Parisian street on West Canyon Place, Palm Springs.

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Early morning light is not so early as we drift into late summer, with it’s longer shadows, and shorter days.

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One of the images from our Palm Springs Portrait Project. You must look.

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Under the watchful presence of the San Jacinto Mountains.