I returned from my latest visit to Kyoto a couple of weeks ago and spent the day in the darkroom today, printing one of my favorite photographs from the trip.

A set of eight photographs of the infamous Alcatraz Prison.

A floral study I made last night.

A portrait of Ichiyuki-san from the Ichi okiya in Kamishichiken, Kyoto

Two images from a wonderfully foggy early San Francisco morning.

A couple of photographs from a recent visit to rainy London.

A new toned gelatin silver print is available now for purchase.

Portrait of Maiko #2

The image features maiko Ichiyu San and was photographed in Kyoto in early December 2023.

A new gelatin silver print is available now for purchase.

Portrait of Maiko #1

The image features maiko Ichiyu San and was photographed in Kyoto in early December 2023.

The lovely folks at Kodak Professional & the 400TX Project have featured a couple of my flower studies photographs on their social media channels.

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