The ultimate expression of subtraction. By removing color, I am able to focus entirely on the dialogue between light and void. This gallery is a distillation of my work into its purest form—where texture, line, and contrast tell the story without distraction.
I find that black and white photography reveals the "architecture of the soul" more clearly than any other medium. It strips away the fleeting beauty of a sunset to reveal the permanent geometry of the mountain and the sea. It is a process of deconstruction that leads to a deeper clarity.
These images are silent encounters with the essential. They are visual haikus where the absence of color creates a space for reflection, allowing the viewer to see the world as a series of rhythmic, geometric monuments.
Sierra and desert
Montana autumn
Yukon Fall 2013
Assiniboine
Kubota, Seattle
Shadows of Kora #3 Lhasa, Tibet. Sunrise , Kora time around Jokhang temple.
Rush in
Assiniboine
