In January of 2006 I spent a month in Iceland, the days wandering a fjord. The photographs from this wandering comprised half of Snowbound. The remaining photographs shared a similarly snowy theme.

The digital Ocean has been my ongoing project since 2000. It is a real-time, physics based, interactive manifestation of the ocean.

The brilliant kinetic sculptor Reuben Margolin, in this interview (made for North Drive Press in 2005) discusses his mechanical waves, handbuilt caterpillars, and the table car.

Sometime around 2001, I decided I was a landscape photographer. No more birds, just the land. And an odd seal.

LoveDeath (2003) was a collaboration amongst David Kaplan, Dan Torop, and Paul Marino. Machinima ballet danced by ducks and others to a Wagner soundtrack.

Drifting in New York, and a few other places. A getting-the-feet-back-on-the-ground effort.

This is a game of theatrical self-revelation. The implicit assumption of the cards is the emotional damage and self-doubt of the players. You win by charming the other players into believing that you are more anguished than them.

Some images of birds over the years, culled from various projects.

In 1995 Reuben Margolin and I drove to Labrador in a 1980s subcompact car. We brought along two cases of wine and some whiskey. Reuben brought his notebook and I brought my camera.