The parts of me that don't fit on a résumé. I've spent as much of my life
chasing precision on the water and under the night sky as I have in front of a model.
Astrophotography
Named the National Park Service's best night-sky photograph
of 2019. The Milky Way core rising behind Mt. Whitney, the highest peak in the
contiguous United States.
I shoot deep-sky targets
and wide nightscapes, mostly across the Eastern Sierra and on expeditions abroad. Same
instinct as the day job: pull faint signal out of a noisy sky and make it legible.
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Sailing
I raced with Pegasus Racing through my teens and early twenties, across one-design classes
and offshore. In 2003, at fourteen, I became the youngest person ever to win an open-class
sailing world championship. In 2005 I qualified for the United States Sailing Team.
Sailing photographs courtesy of Pegasus Racing.
Selected results
1st2003 Melges 24 World Championship, San FranciscoYoungest open-class sailing world champion ever
1st2001 Transpacific Yacht Race, Los Angeles to Honolulu, first to finishYoungest person ever to be first to finish the Transpacific Yacht Race
1st2003 Transpacific Yacht Race, first to finish
1st2003 Coastal Cup, San Francisco to Catalina, first to finish, record fastest elapsed time
1stMelges 24 Pacific Coast Championship
1st2003 San Diego NOOD Regatta, Melges 24
2ndEtchells World Championship
2ndMumm 30 World Championship
2nd2004 Key West Race Week, Melges 24
3rdInternational 14 World Championship
3rd2002 Pacific Cup, San Francisco to Kaneohe Bay, third to finish
3rd2004 Fall Dinghy Regatta, 505, San Francisco
3rdSan Francisco NOOD Regatta, Melges 24
6th2004 Melges 24 World Championship, Marstrand, Sweden
2005Qualified for the United States Sailing Team, Miami
Climbing & backcountry skiing
Most of my photography happens because I've hiked, climbed, or skinned somewhere to take it.
Alpine rock and ice in the Sierra, and backcountry skiing when the snow is good.