This page is where I’m going to compile my favorite pictures and allow you (the inter-tubez userz) view my work. Please don’t use my pictures without my permission (in regards to copyright laws; ie: don’t pass my work off as your own. Also, its kind of a D-Bag move. However, I’m happy to grant permission if you ask for it). So, if you wanna use these images as screen savers or something, thats cool. But if you’re looking to get a print of them, letting me know before hand would be nice. If you post any of these to your website, remember to link back to me. But seriously, if you would like to get a copy of one of my pics in HD, just go visit the about me page and shoot me an email. Party on!

My [Working] Portfolio

Boulder Sunrise in Colorado

Downtown Houston after Church

Neato Tree, Huh?

Sunrise at the pier

Long Exposure of Downtown Houston

Sally’s Cabin.

@ The Library (Nikkor 50mm, 1/200, f/1.8, ISO 400 on D5000)

The Hermosa Beach Pier

Reflection!

Blake and Sara’s Wedding Location. (Nikkor 18-55mm, 18mm, (+1, 0 -1)ev, ISO 400 in D5000)

Kyle didn’t actually do this on purpose…

Old HDR pic of our cabin in Montana

Abandoned Neighbors Shed.

Leaving. (Nikon 18-55mm, 18mm, 1/25, F/3.5, ISO 800 on D5000)

Glass!

Grove of Aspens.

Entrance to Memorial Park in Houston

HDR (High Dynamic Range) Photo of Downtown Houston

Crested Butte Resort lit up

Slackline Back Flip.

Childish Gambino

Downtown Houston HDR shot from Sabine Street Bridge

Snow in April!

Just having a great time. (Nikon 18-55mm, 22mm, 1/6, F/3.8, ISO 640 on D5000)

Arches National Park

Ahmed and Anand of Yeasayer. (Sigma 70-200mm, 70mm, 1/50, F/2.8, ISO 800 on D5000)

Tree by the Bayou

Abandoned House (HDR).

Bar and Grill on 18th.

A Boulder Sunrise.

Kickflip to Melon in Venice Beach

Sunset over Lake Minnetonka

Watering the Fields in Montana

The Indian Gulch Fire

More from Arches

Beautiful Creek in Montana

A Tree!

The Colorado State Capital.

Downtown Houston shot from Sabine Street Bridge

The Mountains behind Mt. Zion. (Sigma 70-200mm, 70mm, 1/160, F/14, ISO 400 on D5000)

Jay checking his camera settings.