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June - December 2009
Museum of the Aleutians, Unalaska, Alaska "History of commercial fisheries in the Aleutians"
Selected photographs of the halibut commercial fishery on display as part of the exhibit. |
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December 2007 - ongoing
Capital Barbershop, Juneau, Alaska Selected works from my photography exhibit "Dutch Harbor: Where Crab is King". |
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December 2007
Juneau, Alaska Part of the 2008 "Out of the Rain" photography exhibit for the United Way of Southeast Alaska. |
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 November 2007
Juneau Arts and Humanities Gallery, Juneau, Alaska
"Dutch Harbor: Where Crab is King" This series was shot in the fall of 2005, when an opportunity to work as a fishery biologist for the International Pacific Halibut Commission took me to Dutch Harbor for seven months. I was intrigued by the vibrancy of red, yellow, orange of raingear, lines and buoy bags of crabbers getting ready to head out. They seemed focused and a bit anxious, not knowing how the season would play out… A couple of weeks later crab boats appeared, fish holds packed with a live golden-reddish carpet of moving crab legs. |
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 April 2005
Alaska Photographic Arts Association Members' Exhibit, KTOO Studios, Juneau, Alaska
"Silhouettes" was shot during a trip to Chile, South America in November of 2004. I had already spent several days exploring a colorful fish market in the coastal fishing town of Valdivia when accidentally glancing up the sun-lit multicolored and translucent tarp covers of the market, I saw a myriad of silhouettes of pelicans, ducks and sea gulls sitting above me, waiting for a tasty discard. Of course, as soon as I made that discovery, clouds begun rolling in and I had only an hour before the silhouettes disappeared altogether. It started raining the next day and I left town.
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