Hot Creek
Muy Thai
Bash & Ed
Monte Verde
Traveling Rings
Golden Gate
Super Sunday
Blue Angels
Presidio
Daniel
Cerro Chato
Tulum
Manzanar
Camp
Line
Stan
Doi Suthep
Tomales Bay
Oregon Coast
El Porto
Los Feliz
Firecrackers
Totality
Super Sunday
Chiang Mai
Coba
Carson Valley
Rio Tarcoles
Chiang Mai
Bodie
Hot CreekHot Creek is a geologic site in the Eastern Sierra range, specifically the Long Valley geothermal zone -- a caldera 20 mi wide and 11 mi long -- where there are many incredible undeveloped hot springs and volcanic fumaroles.Hot Creek is astounding in the winter because snow covers the massive peaks that surround it, while the tiny valley remains warm, nurturing the life around it. My parents first took me here as a kid in the early 90s, and I remember many bathers were naked and a hippie/new age/au-natural vibe in the air. I remember catching pollywogs on the banks of the river and my dad's best friend's daughter losing her jelly sandal in the current.It's magnetic and it's special for many reasons. I've returned to this place 5 or 6 times throughout my life both alone and with different friends. When I went with my college girlfriend, a local minister performed a spontaneous blessing on us both — it was the sweetest, purest, truly Christian gesture. I returned soon after my first wife and I separated: bathing in the waters was truly cleansing for my mind and spirit. And this image was taken while I was with one of my oldest friends, who I continue to hold close to my heart, just like this place.
Muy Thai
Bash & Ed
Monte Verde
Traveling Rings
Golden Gate
Super Sunday
Blue Angels
PresidioSan Francisco National Cemetery
Daniel
Cerro Chato
Tulum
Manzanar
Camp
Line
Stan
Doi Suthep
Tomales Bay
Oregon CoastTotal Solar Eclipse, 2017
El Porto
Los Feliz
Firecrackers
Totality
Super SundayBaby Indian
Chiang Mai
Coba
Carson ValleyOn the other side is Lake Tahoe.
Rio Tarcoles
Chiang Mai
BodieGhost Town
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