Originally from Wisconsin, I moved to Southeast Asia two decades ago. Buckets of fish sauce later, I'm based in Tokyo where I work at the intersection of sustainable development, communications and research.
My academic and professional roots are in forest biology, which branched to social science and international development. As a result, I’ve been fortunate to spend the past few decades exploring and working in the forests, paddies, villages and cities from the Cascade Mountains to the Mekong Delta.
Photography has always been part of my work, travel and days in between. It's my diary and an important part of my learning process — a medium that fosters focus and understanding, and creates a vivid reference. At its best, it's an unmatched form of communication.
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