What Remains. A Natural Gesture

Ogden, River Parkway, September 2026

A simple form shaped by time, where nature leaves behind its own delicate sculpture.

Generally, life is good.

Drawn on Water - IV. Between Lines and Reflections

Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge, October 2026

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Creating this series sparked a few thoughts about negative space and a question: Should it have its own voice?

My answer is yes—it should. Yet looking at some of my images, I feel the space is only whispering, as if trying to utter something essential.

In this series I rely a lot on intuition.  If the photo exudes silence, it belongs here.

Generally, life is good.

What Remains. A Trace

North Arm Wildlife Trail, September 2026

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A year ago, spinal issues left me wondering if I could ever find my path in photography again. Forced to slow down, I turned my lens closer to home.

The world that was close at first glance seemed so familiar and ordinary, but gradually it began to offer something overlooked before.  It was beauty everywhere: in every single dry leaf, in the withered flowers, in the thin stems with a single dry bud.

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There are days when I feel my world shrinking—no more long trips to Antelope Island, and Bear River MBR has become a big question mark. But deep down I know it hasn't actually grown smaller. It’s simply different, and in its own way, still deeply interesting.

Generally, life is good.

Drawn on Water - III. Melody of Silence

Bear River MBR, October 2026

Generally, life is good.