About the artist
I’m a photographer and writer focused on gun hunting, working bird dogs, and life in the field. Since 2006, my camera has followed me across the American West, the East Coast, into Mexico, Africa, and the Middle East, documenting real hunts and the culture that surrounds them.
My work centers on authentic moments. Setters locked on point. The rise of a covey. Shotguns breaking open in late light. Dust, miles on public land, and camp tables after long days. I aim to capture the rhythm of a hunt and the people who build their lives around it.
I’m also an avid writer and motorcycle enthusiast. Whether I’m behind good dogs in wild country, riding open roads, or putting words to the page, I’m drawn to things that demand presence and intention.
Alongside photography, I run Quailhawk Kennels and spend much of the year in the field. My wife, Laine, a tattoo artist, is woven into this life and many of my favorite frames, in camp, on the road, and in early light.
Life is only stories in the end. My camera and my words are how I tell ours.
My work centers on authentic moments. Setters locked on point. The rise of a covey. Shotguns breaking open in late light. Dust, miles on public land, and camp tables after long days. I aim to capture the rhythm of a hunt and the people who build their lives around it.
I’m also an avid writer and motorcycle enthusiast. Whether I’m behind good dogs in wild country, riding open roads, or putting words to the page, I’m drawn to things that demand presence and intention.
Alongside photography, I run Quailhawk Kennels and spend much of the year in the field. My wife, Laine, a tattoo artist, is woven into this life and many of my favorite frames, in camp, on the road, and in early light.
Life is only stories in the end. My camera and my words are how I tell ours.