My first assignment for the California Post came in September when I was asked to make photographs for a story on how McDonalds prices vary from one restaurant location to another. Apparently it’s easy to see the difference in the app, depending on which location you choose. Some items cost as much as a dollar more than those just a little ways down the road.

Here's another story that just went online that Carmen and I worked on together for Audubon Magazine. It's about a Fresnan named Lowell Young whose passion for birding and nature helped spearhead an effort to create the proposed Range of Light National Monument.

What a fun project to work while on our Montana roadtrip! Carmen got the green light to write a story she pitched to Tricycle: The Buddhist Review about a exiled Tibetan leader who found refuge in the mountain ranges of western Montana and formed a fellowship with the tribes of the Flathead Reservation.

It’s been a while since I’ve shared a general update on what I’ve been up to but I figured with a new website, there’s no time like the present.

With Squarespace, I’m now able to create an online print-ordering and fulfillment service that’s easy enough for me to not cause much of a headache or time crunch. Customers can just log into my sales area, choose the image of their choice and order away.

As you can see, since you’re already here, I have a new website. The old one became outdated and the template was no longer being supported by the provider. So instead of waiting for it to go wonky with continual Wordpress updates, I went ahead and signed up with a new company – Squarespace.

Journalism awards for 2022 were finally announced recently and I’m happy to say I did okay!