Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica

This barge is a permanent structure on the black sand beach in Puerto Viejo de Talamanca Costa Rica. On a summer Sunday afternoon is the best time to catch kids jumping off and hiding underneath the barge. Their laughs are infectious and even a bit spooky as you sit on the beach and hear the echoed laughter of unseen children. We highly recommend traveling to the Caribbean beaches of Costa Rica. It's good, it's cheap and it's inspiring for a photographer.

Wind Blown

White Sands National Monument is in New Mexico. Sand dunes are only produced in between two mountain ranges and will change shape continually. I find it most fun to go very early in the morning to see what the changes the wind has made to the patterns of the sand.

Etch a Sketch

This image was captured in the morning light in Death Valley National Park, California. The sand dunes sit in between two mountain ranges. In the evening there are thousands of footprints all over the dunes and overnight the wind sweeps them away like a giant Etch a Sketch. All we are is dust in the wind - Kansas

'Cause baby I'm a star