"Architecture is the mediator between person and place," opens Jeffrey Kovel in the Master Mavericks profile in this month's issue of Luxe Magazine. I have so much respect for how Luxe uses black and while portraiture to convey the individual
Fridays when I drive to the the studio I see the Willamette Egg truck double-parked in front of the Cadillac Cafe on Broadway. I know you've probably seen it too, it's the bright yellow semi painted with eggs "rolling" down
More than a year ago, I made a commitment to actively seek projects that resonate with what I feel inside about photography. Sure, photography consists of art and technique and the day-to-day challenges of sharing an idea with pictures. But
Vitaly Paley and his team at Imperial Restaurant and Portland Penny Diner are on fire these days. It's great to see them featured in the recent issue of Sip Northwest Magazine.
To keep the art fresh, I'm always challenging myself to find interesting ways to make environmental portraits. Here, with sommelier Scott Minge, I was exploring the contrast between the shimmering glassware and his rugged good looks. Same with the food
I got away recently to the beach at Bandon. It was great to be away from computers and schedules and dragging a heavy camera bag. I felt inspired in the wind and the weather with no plan except to enjoy
It's a pleasure to be able to use our talents to help the Oregon Humane Society. In late January, the OHS rescued more than 100 neglected dogs from a failed rescue facility near Salem Oregon. The dogs came to OHS
When I win the Powerball, I'm going to have Jason Ball come over to my house and pick out all brand new furnishings for me. In the interim, I'll settle for admiring his work. Here are some lovely interiors he
Especially in the days of smaller magazines and fewer features, it's always a pleasure to see your work in a big, glossy, gorgeous magazine. This from the latest issue of Luxe, the go-to resource for design, decorating, architecture and renovation.
Portland is chock full of interesting and quirky businesses that live in the space between art and fabrication. I'll bet Matt Beitz, who has QuarterTwenty would say there's no difference. The way he does it, fabrication IS art. We had