Collection: Public Lands

Landscape photography has long been central to my work, drawing me repeatedly into America’s National Parks, monuments, and protected public lands. This collection includes both expansive vistas and more intimate studies, reflecting an evolving way of seeing the land. Alongside well-known landscapes and defining park scenes, the photographs increasingly focus on form, texture, and quiet presence — where stone, wood, water, and light suggest something beyond place alone. Through abstraction and careful observation, the land becomes both subject and metaphor. Together, these images trace a progression from the grand to the contemplative, offering multiple ways to experience landscapes shaped by time, weather, and shared stewardship.