Category Archives: photography

last week while traveling with my dad i was able to check out the air-plane boneyard/museum at davis-monthan airforce base in tucson, arizona. my grandfather was stationed at this base in the 1950s, and today it is home to thousands … Continue reading →

The ruins of Two Guns, Arizona; a Route 66 roadside attraction built in 1924 by Henry “Two Gun” Miller and Earl Cundiff. Two Guns was a general store, gas station, zoo, curio shop, motel and camp. The two proprietors reportedly … Continue reading →

Ironton, Colorado, on top of Red Mountain pass (elevation 11018 ft). The town was bustling with miners in the late 1800s/early 1900s, and apparently was inhabited by at least one elderly man until he passed away in the 1960s.

flaming gorge, utah

I am hunkered down in a corner table at Camp 18, out on The Sunset Highway near the coast, waiting for a veggie burger. The latest Boards of Canada CD was wrapping itself around my head a little too much … Continue reading →