Mind Emulsions

Please join me in wishing my dearest fiancée a happiest of birthdays during this joyous Ta**us season!

Being with Megan and witnessing her journey- as a photographer, creative partner, and artist- is a special joy. I introduced her to film shortly after we started dating and it fills me with a certain type of pride to see the way she’s not only embraced the medium but discovered new frontiers (seriously, if you haven’t seen it already, check out her work!)

These here photos are from a session we did in our backyard a few weeks ago after we got some much needed rain. The grass was dewy and cold and Megan delivered some seriously dreamy looks for me. I might share some photos from the aftermath later (there were many many warm blankets involved!) but for now I’ll just say: Happy Birthday Megnut, I love you and am so proud of you.

Fall back with me. Days shrinking and nights are long and cold, nature begging us to slow down with Her. To reveal true colors and fall and crush under your feet with the leaves. Walking breathing and returning to the Earth as you were. Seems good to me.

I’m getting tired of grids. Too much to keep up with. Much prefer outside where it’s leaves and color and wind. Happier archiving for “posterity” than competing with these fu***ng algorithms. Sitting on a lot but I’d rather be cooling down with Megan (isn’t she pretty?)

Been a while, still cooking…! Thinking about these golden hour photos taken after 8:00pm (?!) end of summer as the daylight now gives way to night shortly after 6:00pm (I want a refund)

I have been told it is National Girlfriend Day! So behold, here are throwback Colorplus frames I snapped with the venerated Megan back in October last year 🥰🙏👩‍❤️‍💋‍👩

Holy, Holy, Holy

Megan + Pride + River Trail. What else could you need?

Fitting I should have these developed in time for Independence Day. No Kings.

Back on the Epson grind (❤️‍🩹 still missing the frontier). But hey old dog new tricks ya know what I mean?

Teton trip pt. 1

Easter Sunday with captured by