Framed In Time
This is a space where I return to a single image and reflect on the moment it was made.
Each frame I choose has stayed with me, sometimes because of the technical challenge, sometimes because of the light, the place, the people I was with, or the feeling that came with standing behind the camera.
Often, it’s all of these things at once.
June 2025 - Framed In time
In 2010, I stood on an island Antarctica with the wind and snow whipping, watching a lone Gentoo penguin hunker down beside a wind-sculpted rock.
At that moment, I realized that resilience isn’t always about charging forward, it’s about knowing when to pause, endure, and trust that the storm will pass.
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This image is from June 2024
May 2025 - Framed In time
This gnarled juniper feels like a sculpture carved by time. Its twisted limbs and fractured trunk telling a quiet but powerful story of endurance in a harsh landscape.
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This image is from June 2024
April 2025 - Framed In time
This month’s frame returns to one of Oregon’s most iconic landscapes, Multnomah Falls, one subject, but through two very different eyes.
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These images are from March 2023
March 2025 - Framed In time
This gnarled juniper feels like a sculpture carved by time. Its twisted limbs and fractured trunk telling a quiet but powerful story of endurance in a harsh landscape.
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This image is from June 2022