The View From Here

Looking South along Belardo Rd. from the 4 Saints Restaurant atop the Rowan Hotel, downtown Palm Springs, CA. The San Jacinto Mountains are to the right, the Santa Rosa to the left, forming the place named Indian Canyons.

A place we call home.


Project - Couples

In the early aughts we wanted to explore the idea of the narrative in portraiture: an examination of couples and the dynamic that exists between them. Portraying both solitude and intimacy- these photos are a moment in time whose narrative meaning perhaps remains a mystery.

Shot with the Hasselblad 501CM on Fuji E6 Transparency film.

Click for Couples Portraits Gallery







Out Now!

In Palm Springs Life Magazine “The Guide” for December 2019.

Shots from Restaurant LULU, 4 Saints Restaurant and Bar atop the Kimpton/Rowan Hotel, and more.


Crew Shot

Shooting documentary filmmakers and groovy neighbors P.David Ebersole and Todd Hughes for Palm Springs Life Magazine. After the shoot we grabbed a few with them and their Pierre Cardin Designed AMC Javelin.

Sweet ride. Great people.




DEN 10/28/2019 07:13am

Last nights connecting flight to Palm Springs CA (PSP) was missed on account of our delayed earlier flight out of the Southeast (ATL) and then the weather in Denver (DEN). A mad sprint from one end of the Denver concourse to the other was a failure. We were slush-shuttled to the Crowne Plaza Denver Convention Ctr.  Dinner- drinks- and overnight with an early call and an 9:30am departure.

The above shot is what we found waiting for us at the airport in the morning. Touch and go till we got off the ground.

Did we mention the flight change and concourse dash in Phoenix (PHX)? No?

Air travel: what’s love got to do with it?

Well the wedding was beautiful so there’s that!





Indian Canyons

The scenes here in the desert are astonishing- breathtaking- every day.

From our patio in Canyon View Estates, over coffee in the early morning (before the heat cranks up), in the afternoon as the sun sets, and as the moon rises and illuminates the San Jacinto Mountains, we are treated to dazzling displays of light and shadow. It is heart-stopping beautiful.

This image was shot on our new Nikon D850 with the 28.0mm lens at f/2.5 - 09/16/2019 at 06:58:43pm



Since July 4th…

… when during our first dinner party in our new place with dear old friends and new, the ground shook a 7.something and then shook some more. 

Over the course of the following days, the seismic activity has been like a “welcome home” to us.

Crazy. We know.

And it’s good to be home.



It’s A Wrap

After 14 years in Atlanta we have sold the house and are heading West and back to California. Our work done in the Southeast, we felt the need to challenge ourselves and decided to start the next chapter in Palm Springs. We will continue to pursue photography and short film subjects as well as other creative endeavors.


Stay tuned….




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