Ear­ly August 2020, Nashville. 

Walk­ing around the 440 Green­way in Nashville

Was for­tu­nate to have clear skies, good tem­per­a­tures, and a great view for the Nashville fireworks. 

I love wide shal­low stream beds. I also like dynam­ic and churn­ing creeks and rivers too, of course, but there is some­thing very mag­i­cal about see­ing those long runs of rock you get with the shal­low­er water.

This is from my first vis­it to Bea­man Park in April 2019. 

This was on a chilly day ear­ly March, gray and even. It would be great to spend the whole day from sun­rise to sun­set going around the park, cap­tur­ing the light as it plays across all the fea­tures. But this was­n’t that day. Even with the less-than-inspir­ing weath­er, it was hard to ignore all the many won­drous stat­ues and archi­tec­ture around Cen­ten­ni­al Park. 

Aer­i­al per­for­mances at the 2017 Sideshow Fringe Festival

Oz Arts host­ed FALL in June 2017 for “A Bend­ing of Its Own Kind”, and here are some of my favorite pho­tographs from that performance.