Welcome to NowThenSeeHere.com.  

This site explores my ongoing photographic projects inspired by the places I’ve lived and stories I've encountered.

My passion for photography began in the juncture of science and art nurtured in a darkroom steeped in the tang of sodium thiosulfate and acetic acid. That spark first ignited in the barren, sun-bleached landscapes of West Texas. Over time, travels across the globe broadened that interest while offering chances to document the beautiful, the brutal, and sometimes surreal environments I've called home. Many of those moments are captured here.

Today, I’m drawn to the regal antiquity of monochrome imagery. My work in digital still lifes and pictorialism keeps me aligned with the aesthetic traditions of the photographic masters who came before.

I’m published in Trees and People—because clearly, both foliage and humans enjoy my work. I also snagged a first-place award in a worldwide photography competition, which I like to think means at least one judge said, “Yep, he’s the one.”  For four years, I chased fast-moving athletes with a camera as a contract sports photographer. It was fun, but eventually I traded courts and baseline volleys for weeds and whimsy. Those Blooming Weeds—my backyard ode to flora—was exhibited at the Colorado Photographic Arts Center in Denver, Colorado. Gallery 1516 in Omaha, Nebraska also welcomed my work, which was thrilling because honestly, who doesn’t love a good gallery wall?  And yes, I’m humbled to have been named a top 200 finalist in a global Critical Mass competition hosted by Photolucida. That puts me in elite company—roughly the population of a small village—and I’ll take it.

I make updates as new projects develop.

If you're here to browse, reflect, or simply wander through the imagery, I’m glad you stopped by.