I am selling a limited edition of Watershed: The French Broad River, that will come with an 11×14″ archival inkjet print of Garden, North Toe River, Spruce Pine, North Carolina. Both the book and the print is an edition of … Continue reading →

I’ll be at the Photoeye booth on Friday March 23rd from 2:45-3:45 with a couple copies of Watershed, please stop by if you get a chance.

I am having an upcoming exhibit of the Watershed work at Jennifer Schwartz Gallery. The opening is on February 3rd, the show will run until March 17th. I am excited to announce that Fall Line Press will be selling the … Continue reading →

We are getting very close to sending the book to the printers. I wanted to share a few of my favorite spreads. Thanks to Lauren for her elegant design…

The French Broad Riverkeeper, Hartwell Carson is going to write an essay about the history and current state of the French Broad River. I am really excited that Hartwell has decided to contribute his voice to a project that could … Continue reading →

Rod Slemmons, the director of the Museum of Contemporary Photography in Chicago is going to contribute an essay to the book. Rod has written essays about the work of Lee Friedlander, Matt Siber, Andrew Borowiec as well as many other … Continue reading →

I’m very excited to have Lauren Henkin working with me on the book. Lauren will be designing the book, and working as project manager throughout the year. Lauren is an amazing photographer, and has published two books of her work, … Continue reading →

The book Watershed: The French Broad River will be published  in February 2012 by Photolucida as part of the Critical Mass book award. This site will be a place where I post updates on the progress and the details of … Continue reading →