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.
July 2025 - Framed In time
On a crisp autumn weekend, the four of us explored the historic Cedar Creek Grist Mill, surrounded by fall colors and the rush of the creek. My grandson was still months from being born, adding a sense of anticipation to the day. This early tintype experiment kept its warm sepia tone, blending the mill’s history with the timeless feel of the medium.
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This image is from November 2024
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 December 2010May 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