For several years I've been interested in creating images that show the subject from multiple angles. This image represents circular perspective. The portrait of Dan and Janet Davies in front of the fountain below the Space Needle in Seattle WA, leads the eye in to a view from the Space Needle looking down on the same spot. At the top of the Needle my face stares right back at you.

As your eye looks to where the sky should be, you are looking down. In essence making the photographer into the subject of the image, I stare over at you as you stare at the photo. Dizzy yet?

XMas

Christmas On The Moon

Family photos have long been my offerings for Christmas. In 1996 I decided to make a photo with real impact, so I put all of us on the moon with earth in the background and a nebula coloring the sky. The reactions were not as positive as I had hoped.

Mountain Biking My favorite exercise is to escape the city on my mountain bike. A park nearby provides numerous challenges. This rocky trail was nearly impossible to ride, but I loved to try. The trail has since been rerouted around this tough part. Challenges are the most fun part of riding, it saddens me when the trails are made too easy.

Redwood face I found this redwood tree that had a burl that resembled a perfect human profile. Here I've painted my face onto it using Photoshop layers. The resemblance is uncanny.

Take a look at a photograph that I printed by hand — without help of a computer. The challenge was to overcome parallax, showing a mountain range from a distance and from climbing it in the same image.


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