Adventure still exists for those who seek it.

On the 21st of October, around 7am, I read a article written by Jeff Pflueger on the WorldHum website. It was a reflection on the advance of digital photography and the decline of analog(film) photography. At the end of the article Jeff placed a challenge: Contained somewhere in his article there might be a map to a treasure for a photographer.

Comunidad para Baja California's Health Fair 2009

In late August of 2009 Comunidad para Baja California had its annual health fair in Ensenada, Mexico. Comunidad para Baja California is a Los Gatos based non-profit which brings health and educational services to the indigenous communities of Baja California. I was able to work with this great non-profit once more.

Comunidad para Baja California

After returning from my six month tour in South America during the summer of 2009 I was approached with the opportunity to work with the non-profit Comunidad para Baja California.

Democracy in Ecuador

In late April of 2009 I was sent to Quito, Ecuador to cover the general elections.
The general elections decided many important issues for the Ecuadorians, most importantly it decided who the next president would be.
Ecuador is a democracy and the public vote decides who will be elected.

USACH

After successfully finishing the Eco-USACH project in March of 2009, I got the opportunity to work with a great team of professional over at the Department of Industrial Engineering of USACH. The University de Santiago de Chile(USACH) is Chile’s premier university for the sciences. I was contacted by the department of industrial engineering to photograph their faculty and administration portraits for the 2009-2010 academic year.