Exploring the liminal space where the Pacific Ocean meets the Marin Headlands, this series documents the shifting boundary of Rodeo Beach. From the suspended anticipation of surfers in the swell to the historic red-roofed barracks of Fort Cronkhite standing against the hills, the images capture the quiet tension and enduring transition between wild waters, rugged earth, and human history.

This series deconstructs the iconic landscape into its essential components, focusing on the interplay between heavy engineering and the natural world. It zooms in on the industrial geometry of the Golden Gate—the sweeping diagonals of suspension cables and the Art Deco silhouette of the towers—while contrasting them against the organic, rugged textures of the Marin coastline. From the dense, shimmering grid of the San Francisco skyline to the lonely outpost of the Point Bonita Lighthouse and the winding ribbons of coastal roads, these images highlight the enduring forms that define this meeting point of land, sea, and sky.

This series captures the atmospheric journey along the ridges of the Marin Headlands, where the winding dirt trails cut through the coastal scrub. From this high vantage point, the Golden Gate Bridge is viewed not just as a structure, but as part of the landscape, emerging dramatically from the cool, rolling fog. The images emphasize the scale of the harbor entrance, framing the quiet movement of cargo ships and sailboats as they pass beneath the massive span.

This series captures the atmospheric journey along the ridges of the Marin Headlands, where the winding dirt trails cut through the coastal scrub. From this high vantage point, the Golden Gate Bridge is viewed not just as a structure, but as part of the landscape, emerging dramatically from the cool, rolling fog. The images emphasize the scale of the harbor entrance, framing the quiet movement of cargo ships and sailboats as they pass beneath the massive span.