A study of the rugged Northern California coast at Montara State Beach. The set captures the dramatic interplay between the eroded, golden cliffs and the rolling marine layer, featuring moments of solitude from a shoreline fisherman, a surfer in the break, and the stoic profile of Lifeguard Tower 4.

A final study in power and precision. This sequence celebrates the raw aesthetic of performance, transitioning from the bold faces and chrome grilles of classic fire-breathers to the refined, minimalist interiors of European icons where every dial and lever serves a singular purpose: the drive.

A tribute to the marks of excellence that define automotive history. This set captures the intersection of manufacturer pride and personal touch, moving from the polished chrome emblems of the exterior to the custom dials and weighted shifters of the driver's inner sanctum.

An exploration of automotive geometry, where aggressive performance meets elegant design. This sequence highlights the transition from the sharp, modern angles of today’s supercars to the classic, tactile interiors that defined the golden age of the open road.

A focused look at the iconic branding and craftsmanship that define a classic. This set transitions from the bold exterior badges and engine bays of legends like the Camaro and Barracuda into the timeless, tactile interiors of vintage cockpits.

Captured at the height of the day, this set documents the intersection of harsh light and ancient stone. The collection focuses on the stark contrast between the deep Pacific blues and the sun-bleached surfaces of the cove’s iconic central spire.

Photos from Alviso Marina, where quiet salt flats stretch toward the bay, the air shimmers with light, and every reflection blurs the line between land and sky.

In a pond where every fish has an opinion and none of them are helpful, the koi gather for their daily debate: is the leaf suspicious, is the water too dramatic today, and who exactly stirred the algae without permission? Between overthinkers, skeptics, and self-appointed philosophers, this unlikely council of fish proves one thing — even in calm waters, the drama runs deep.

Photos from Sutro Baths, where ocean pools, weathered walls, and drifting fog trace the outlines of San Francisco’s lost shoreline retreat.

Photos from Land’s End — rugged cliffs and winding trails overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge, Mile Rocks Lighthouse, and gulls perched on sea-worn rocks where the Pacific meets the horizon.

They’re back… though they never really left. The legendary Nap Pile has reassembled on the pier, stacking sleep on sleep like it’s a group project no one wants to lead. Nothing happens, and that’s exactly the point. In this sequel, their dedication to doing less somehow reaches new heights.

A walk through the Seal Cove Cypress Tree Tunnel — where twisting trunks and filtered light create a quiet, dreamlike passage to the sea.

A contemplative journey through the Land of Medicine Buddha in Santa Cruz — where forest light filters through redwoods, prayer flags breathe in the breeze, and every path invites quiet reflection.

They’ve reached peak laziness. No tides to chase. No fish to hunt. Just a pier, the sun, and the unwavering commitment to doing absolutely nothing. If relaxation were a sport, these seals would win gold by refusing to stand up for the medal.

The final set of the three part series of photos from Lick Observatory located on Mount Hamilton in San Jose, CA. This set captures the night sky.