Welcome
Photography and writing are how I give attention.
Photography
Through images, I try to notice what might otherwise pass unseen: light, pattern, atmosphere, and the small moments that quietly shape a day. This practice is rooted in contemplation, memory, and the feeling that ordinary moments often hold more than they first reveal.
With each day, I’m building a spiral through time in Daily Moments. Calendars and clocks make time appear linear, as if we’re traveling in one direction, but here I turn back and go forward. Moments expand, like a spiral.
Haiku Moments have emerged, unexpectedly. I am a beginner, and always will be. I hope you’ll find moments of surprise in them, just as I do.
Writing
My Traces are rooted in the belief that the natural world is not backdrop but presence; that to give close attention to a stone, a season, an ancestor’s way of moving through the land, is already a kind of prayer.
I call this way of seeing New Naturalism: a return to nature not as resource or escape, but as kin, as teacher, as sacred ground.
We all leave traces. Here is where I leave mine and follow those of others who have moved through time paying the same quality of attention: to the small, the fleeting, the quietly extraordinary.
Photography helps me pause and see. Writing helps me linger and listen.
Together, they are complementary ways of noticing, remembering, and making meaning.