Good day people of the internet. I am bringing my photography blog back to life! To start, I'll share with you some images I captured this morning just after the sunrise in Albuquerque, New Mexico, my new home. 

After waking up suddenly on a Sunday at 4:38 AM, bright eyed and bushy faced (I have a beard now), I decided to make the most of my morning and catch the early light in Old Town, ABQ. Thankfully, this area is just a short bike ride away from my new house! Shown here are just a few of my favorite frames from the walkabout. Enjoy, and thanks for taking a moment to peer through these digital windows into my creative eye. 

Salud.  

16mm Monday

This weekend Aly and I traveled south of our home in Santa Fe to celebrate our two year anniversary. We played in the sand, soaked in a livestock feed tank fed by natural hot springs, and enjoyed some good old country cooking. 

This is just one of many images I captured in White Sands National Monument, NM. It's an incredible place to visit; especially at sunrise.

Cheers

Thanksgiving Portaits. Of Food, the Environment, and the Human Kind.

All images captured on November 22, 2012

Cheers

Unknown Turkey

Marshall

Papa Bill

Richard, George and Richard

Cathy and Fletcher

Max and AlyCat 

(Foto by Fletcher)

November 7, 2011

One year ago today, I captured this image in Siena, Italy. It was indeed a great place to call home for 6 months.

Salute,

Maxfield

Frames from Papua New Guinea

Recently I had the incredible opportunity of spending 2 weeks in PNG. The majority of my time there was spent on a dive boat, named the MV Febrina. Our dive schedule consisted of 5 dives per day, and, provided you are gnar enough to endure 5-6 hours per day underwater, you could see some beautiful reef forests. 

Well... Sometime in the future I'll be posting some videos from my underwater journey in the South Pacific. But until then, please enjoy these few images from my time abroad.

Cheers!

                                   

Fun in the New Mexico

Pizza break, 65 feet.

Barcelona | January, 2012

Here's one from the archives