I can’t stand it anymore. I can’t stand being without a bike when I’m on the road. Europe makes this exponentially worse seeing as they didn’t quite allow the oil and gas and auto industries to entirely consume their societal …
Creative: Eindhoven Book Project
I’ve been in Eindhoven for one and a half days, so it’s time for me to make some gross generalizations in regard to Europe and the people who live here. They have less. But they also have more. Let me …
Creative: Blurb in Barcelona
I was in Barcelona twenty five years ago. I forgot how beautiful it is. While I am no longer a “city guy,” places like this make me rethink my life in America. Is Barcelona, or Spain for that matter, perfect? …
Creative: London Notes, Five
The favored blue suit still all the rage here in Mother London. Huge breakfast, eaten fast, and on top of each other. A comfort level born from boarding school perhaps. Fork in left hand, upside down, tasty morsels balanced on …
Creative: London Notes, Four
I never met Tim Hetherington. I watched him from afar through his work in the field covering conflict and other stories. Although I have a few friends who specialize in covering conflict, I wouldn’t say I know them particularly well, …
Creative: London Notes, Three
FROM THE JOURNAL: London, England. 2024 My mission at the moment is both vague and crystal clear. Make money for the company, educate, and influence, but nothing is ever quite so simple. Influence brings a parallel narrative that can be …
Creative: London Notes, Two
You know me. There is always a book. Always. No matter how heavy, no matter that it won’t fit in a pocket, or sleeve, or allotted space. Other things must go to make way. The London Journal, made from images …
Creative: Why I’m Here
As many of you know, I’m currently sitting in a hotel in London. I’m not here on vacation, nor am I traveling for fun. I am here for Blurb. Yesterday, another photographer reached out to ask about a few publishing …
Creative: London Notes, One
London Notes: from the journal. ACT ONE: I40 south to the Sunport. Eighty miles per hour. The silver Rav punching a hole through a prairie beige dust storm. Los Alamos National Laboratory in the distance, sprinkled like salt across the …
Creative: The 80/20 Scenario
I believe eighty percent of the population eats fast food and loves dumb shit. The other twenty percent are the thinkers, pioneers and generational talent, but I also believe the twenty percent are in for an uphill battle moving forward …