14 April, 2026
Taking Photos in Museums: A Meditation
I. Observing On a trip to the world’s busiest museum last fall, my husband was nearly trampled by a determined fellow museum-goer, a middle-aged Parisienne who shuffled from can...
24 February, 2026
5 Frames with a Nikonos V and Rollei 400 Infrared film in the dust of Burning Man 2025
For as long as I can remember, I’ve been drawn to the concept of Burning Man. Maybe it’s from growing up with Mad Max films, maybe it’s a love for Frank Herbert and the Dune nov...
3 February, 2026
Coney Island Polar Bear Plunge — January 1st, 2026
When fellow 35mmc contributor David Pauley suggested a photo outing to shoot the Coney Island Polar Bear Plunge on New Year’s morning, I didn’t hesitate for a second...
2 February, 2026
Polar Bear Plunge – New Year’s Day 2026, Coney Island NYC
In the company of my friend and fellow 35mmc conspirator Scott Ferguson, I returned to Coney Island on January 1 for the 123rd Annual New Year’s Day Polar Bear Plunge. Sco...
28 January, 2026
Broken Machines – A Photo Project
Most all vehicles and heavy machinery come to an end of useful service, recycled for parts and valuable metals. It is an efficient reclamation process involving distant scrap m...
27 January, 2026
Ilford HP5 Plus at a Historical Engine Factory
After getting back into film and starting the Analogue Photography series with the iconic Kodak Tri-X, I turned to its European counterpart for this round — the equally legendar...
26 December, 2025
Westminster Bridge Matam – My Most Divisive Photograph of 2025
There’s starting the year strong, and there’s whatever I managed to do this year, in making a photograph I was incredibly pleased with, while also incurring a conseq...
26 December, 2025
5 Frames featuring L.A.’s Skateboard Culture
In more than 20 years photographing on the streets of Los Angeles, I’ve never once set out to take photos of skateboarders. And yet, I have more photographs of skateboarders in ...