Living in this part of New Mexico often feels like stepping back in time. These days, it’s hard to imagine a world with little to no government regulations. Our world today is micromanaged by local, state, and federal government. There…
Category: New Mexico Photography
Hailstorms and hitchhikers
It’s monsoon season here on the Llano. I’ve gotten hit with bad weather many times while traveling on my motorcycle or hitchhiking, so I knowhow it feels to be soaked to the bone with knowhere to get warm.
When the rivers all run dry…
The Southwest is currently suffering from a water crisis unlike any seen before. What we are witnessing is a nexus of 3 things: 19th-century laws, 20th-century infrastructure, and 21st-century population, economics, and climate. In this podcast, I discuss some of…
Life On The Llano – Every Cop Is A Criminal
Off-grid life in rural New Mexico isn’t for most people. You have to be tough to live here, and you have to be willing to pay the cost for freedom. Living in this part of New Mexico is like taking…
Bones. Life On The Llano
I had my first photo shoot yesterday with a new subject for my Life On The Llano project. I was going to cover the No Kings protest, but I opted for the quiet of my documentary project instead. Bones has…
Backroad Biker Adventure to Golden, New Mexico
Golden is a historic gold-rush town located between Cedar Crest and Madrid in Santa Fe County, New Mexico. Golden was a boomtown back in the 1820s and 1830s, when placer gold was discovered in the nearby Ortiz Mountains. By 1928,…
