
Some places refuse to sit still.
Oaxaca, collected in four photographs and three prints. A little movement left in the frame.
Every story, photograph, project, experiment, and wrong turn currently filed somewhere on the site.
Organized enough to find. Loose enough to wander.41 THINGS FOUND

Oaxaca, collected in four photographs and three prints. A little movement left in the frame.

Straw hats, white shirts, and a drum that won’t hold still.

Ribbons in motion. Sandals on stone.

Outstretched arms, straw hats, and a crowd in motion.

Three figures, a green doorway, and all that red.

Stilt walkers, carved stone, and a very long way down.

Red, black, ochre. A whole scene in motion.

A small adjustment. A quieter piece of the story.

Using an Oaxaca photograph, a prompt found on X, and ChatGPT to ask where creative control lives when AI enters the process.

Villa Vagabunda: a friend’s home in Mussomeli, olive trees, and a connection to my family’s Sicilian roots.

A window-seat guide for people who want to know which side of the journey holds the view.

Less time wrestling with chapter admin. More time doing the work that matters.

Helping Jen bring Villa Vagabunda back to life: six days into the work, with a quarter acre of central Sicilian landscape ahead of us.

A more entertaining way to learn about wildlife.

The business that helped lead to many of the others.

The code is getting easier. Knowing what to build still isn’t.

Money, freedom, and the moving target called “financially secure.”

Helping conservation organizations become better marketers without becoming full-time marketers.

Two models, two different ways of getting to a good idea, and The Elkaholic as the latest test.
The hill town that turned into a much longer story.
Arizona. A road, a little distance, and a reason to stop.
Oaxaca. Something good, eaten slowly.

A note to myself, mostly.
The fee doesn’t tell the whole story.

Not everything worth keeping is a great photograph.

A person wearing a conical hat peers over a large bundle of white flowers on a busy street.

Several adults and children ride together on a scooter past colorful storefronts.

Johnny smiles in a red shirt and backward cap at a restaurant table in Hanoi, with a bowl in front of him.

A traveler with a backpack stands in front of a large columned stone monument, with other visitors crossing the plaza.

Bowls of rice, vegetables, red chilies and a sauced dish are arranged on a metal table.

This is one of my favorite photographs I’ve taken. This woman was working in the fields in Tam Coc. My friend Jen went over and gave her a little bracelet, and I caught the smile on her face.

A person in a blue shirt and conical hat rides a bicycle away along a gravel path surrounded by greenery.

Two men wearing white hats sit beside a red-and-white wall, seen through a dark foreground frame.

Pedestrians and a cyclist on a colorful street, with a snow-covered mountain in the distance.

A worker stands high on a ladder against an ochre building while another person waits below.

A quiet street lined with colorful low buildings leads toward a green hill beneath a bright sky.

A dark doorway outlined with warm string lights reveals a room glowing green and blue.

A glowing red guitar and Ernest Tubb Record Shop sign hang above a busy street at night.

Bright street signs and warm interior lights overlap in a layered nighttime reflection.

Six people in straw hats and colorful neckerchiefs stand together beside a pale stone wall.

People in straw hats celebrate in a crowded street, with outstretched arms and pale haze in the background.