A considered index of five master fine-art photographic studies, preserving atmosphere, mineral structure, botanical geometry, marine light, and forest renewal.
Each work is catalogued with exposure conditions, optical configuration, conservation format, and current commission availability.
Low-slung, high-density ground fog rolls across wild rye fields during early morning golden hour, with crisp light-ray paths splitting through old-growth pine rows.
Phase One IQ4 150MP Achromatic · 80mm f/4.0 Leaf Shutter · ISO 50 · 1/15s @ f/11
Schneider-Kreuznach Center Filter · Neutral Density 4-Stop Attenuation
Limited Edition Platinum Palladium Prints
3 of 5 Remaining Commissions
A micro-topography study of extreme riverbed drought splits, accentuating stark, geometric uncompressed shadows within drying river mud paths.
Hasselblad H6D-100c · 120mm Macro f/4.0 · ISO 64 · 1/125s @ f/8.0
Linear Polarizing Filter to kill non-metallic surface glare
Archival Pigment Canvas Mounting
2 of 7 Remaining Commissions
Asymmetric branch systems reach across an entirely overcast cloud layer, highlighting graphic contrast boundaries along moss-laden oak barks.
Leica S3 · Summarit-S 70mm f/2.5 · ISO 100 · 1/60s @ f/5.6
Deep Yellow Contrast Filter for silver halide color translation normalization
Hand-Pulled Photogravure Plates
1 of 3 Remaining Commissions
Macro light refraction is tracked inside a clean natural quartz mineral block, partially submerged on a dark sand shoreline.
Sony A7R V · FE 90mm f/2.8 Macro G OSS · ISO 100 · 1/250s @ f/16
Multi-Coated Variable Attenuation ND Filter System
Museum-Grade Plexiglas Face-Mount
5 of 10 Remaining Commissions
A massive fallen maple trunk decays organically on a mossy forest floor, framed by fallen amber leaves to show natural structural renewal cycles.
Fujifilm GFX 100 II · GF 45-100mm f/4.0 R LM OIS · ISO 200 · 1/4s @ f/11
Circular Polarizer paired with a 0.6 Soft-Edge Graduated ND Filter
Traditional Silver Gelatin Prints
4 of 5 Remaining Commissions
A playful contact sheet of details noticed between the larger studies.