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Recent photographs from journeys into remote wilderness across North America, continuing a long search for places that still feel untouched.

Recent photographs from journeys into remote wilderness across North America, continuing a long search for places that still feel untouched.

A personal selection of images that hold the quiet solitude and straightforward beauty I look for when working far from the beaten path.

My connection to nature began wandering remote forests in the Appalachian foothills of North Carolina. These photographs return to deep woods, soft light, and that early sense of respect for the natural world.

Early work along the North Carolina coast focused on open wave and surf photography, seeking the vastness, power, and tranquility of the ocean in its rawest form.

Empty land and open sky in mainland wilderness, where weather and time leave a stark, lasting stillness on stone, sand, and horizon.

High country and alpine solitude photographed in remote corners of the continent, where ridges and weather shape places few people reach.

People encountered in the landscape, set against the same remote places that define the rest of this work.