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Portrait image of the Donny S. in Baileys Harbor. From a photography perspective, I knew I wanted to take a top-down dro...
06/03/2026

Portrait image of the Donny S. in Baileys Harbor. From a photography perspective, I knew I wanted to take a top-down drone photo, and the goal was to time it so I could capture a strong shadow of the boat. This gave me the top-down view I was after, while the shadow helped reveal its distinctive tugboat shape.

The Algoma lighthouse in its cage before being shipped to Sturgeon Bay for storage. I'll miss seeing it and the catwalk,...
05/31/2026

The Algoma lighthouse in its cage before being shipped to Sturgeon Bay for storage. I'll miss seeing it and the catwalk, over the next couple of years.

Capturing the Donny S. from above offers a perspective that's hard to appreciate from the shoreline. The contrast betwee...
05/30/2026

Capturing the Donny S. from above offers a perspective that's hard to appreciate from the shoreline. The contrast between the rusting vessel and the clear waters of Lake Michigan tell a story of both resilience and abandonment. What was once a working tugboat has become an unexpected landmark, slowly being reclaimed by the elements. Every ship has a story, and sometimes the most compelling are the ones left unfinished.

Docks are out for the summer!
05/26/2026

Docks are out for the summer!

05/25/2026

The calming sounds of loons during sunset on Memorial Day weekend.

05/20/2026

Here is a timelapse clip I took of the storm that moved through Two Rivers on Sunday. Media reports that the storm included straight-line winds up to 80 mph. It’s devastating to see the loss of so many trees in the area.

05/19/2026

Pan out of the SS Badger making it's way into port.

05/16/2026

Welcome S.S. Badger to a new sailing season!

This is a photo I took on a recent trip to London. It was one of those times when the strongest part of the photograph w...
05/12/2026

This is a photo I took on a recent trip to London. It was one of those times when the strongest part of the photograph wasn’t the subject, but the direction.

What caught my eye was everything pulling toward one destination: the bridge ahead. The buildings help to guide the eye, the people create the motion, and the scene becomes more than just a city photo. It becomes a story about movement, purpose, and perspective.

Direction in photography has a way of quietly leading the viewer exactly where you want them to go.

05/05/2026

Video moments I've captured over the last couple of years.

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