“Mono No Aware No. 1” shows a column of soft color and light in the Frank Church Wilderness, Idaho.
Mono no aware (物の哀れ) is a traditional Japanese concept that translates literally to “the pathos of things" often described as a gentle, bittersweet sadness or wistfulness combined with a deep appreciation for the transience and impermanence of life.
Taken in the Frank Church Wilderness. Idaho, USA.
Featured Prints
“Dune Study No. 1” is a raw observation of how low light, minimalist landscapes, and contrast, can induce a moment of deep thought and artistic expression.
To the artist, this image and series represents the idea of Saudade, a Portuguese term for a deep, melancholic longing for a place, time, or feeling that is absent. It is the emotional weight of missing a landscape or moment you can never quite hold again.
Taken in Colorado, USA.
“Flatiron Thaw” shows the seasonal transition from winter to spring along the Flatirons in Boulder, Colorado. This image is a combination of 18 images taken over 4 months.
Taken in Boulder, Colorado.