Film
Saving Northern White Rhinos from Extinction (National Geographic)
An up-close look at how the San Diego Zoo is using science to save the Northern White Rhino from extinction. I was lucky enough to direct the photography on this series for National Geographic along with fellow DP Carlos Mason and our amazing crew.
Neowise Comet Over The World Oldest Trees, Short 8K Timelapse Film
A short timelapse film from my six-day trip high in California’s White Mountains where the ancient Bristlecone pines, earth's oldest living trees, dwell. At 10,000-12,000ft above sea level and with the Neowise Comet lighting the night sky, it was a surreal experience exploring this otherworldly place. An alien-like landscape beset by twisted and gnarled trees (which seem to belong in the pages of some dark fairytale book), and where the air is so thin I repeatedly found myself wondering if I was on the brink of having a heart attack. It was a challenging place to work, made harder by the fact that I thought it was a good idea to get off the beaten path to search for lesser-known/photographed trees, often finding them but on precarious rocky ledges and steep slopes. However, nothing ventured nothing gained, and 78 timelapses from just over 35,000 images later, I’m happy with the results. In the end, I believe the risk and effort were worth the reward which was made all the sweeter by the fact that I got to share some incredible moments during the journey with good friends.
Cabinland Season 2: Episode 1 - New Additions
Welcome back to Cabinland! In this first episode of season 2 I will update you on what I’ve been doing since last season ended. I'll take you on a tour of the property and the projects I’ve been working on. The Diamond cabin, the outdoor shower, the hippie hot tub... come along with me as I open up our property to you and take you on a Cabinland adventure.
"SAN DIEGLOW" Bioluminescent Timelapse Film
This is a short timelapse film of some of my best shots of the bioluminescent phenomenon happing here in Southern California.
Darlingtonia! Alien Plants From Another Planet?
Darlingtonia californica is a fascinating and alien-looking species of carnivorous plant native to Northern California & Southern Oregon. This video highlights footage taken from an expeditionary trip to find and document the species within its natural habitat using timelapse photography.
Desert Rain - Monsoons of the Sonoran Desert
The Sonoran desert has some of the most extreme weather and is one of the most biologically diverse places on earth.