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From the Field
Notes on wildlife, wilderness, and the slower craft of ceramics.
Field dispatches, studio notes, and the occasional gear breakdown — written between trips, not on a
schedule. Most entries start as notebook scrawl in a blind or by a kiln, and stay close to that voice:
specific, unhurried, a little technical.
Testing a new ash glaze sourced from windfall in the studio yard, with mixed and occasionally spectacular results.
Four mornings, one frame, and a lesson in stillness that applies just as well off the water.
What actually made the cut for six weeks above 12,000 feet, and the two lenses I regretted bringing.
Revisiting the falls that inspired the Slow Motion series, a year on, to see how the same three bears have […]
On the discipline ceramics has taught me that photography never could — namely, that you cannot rush a material into […]
Three weeks above the Arctic Circle, waiting for a single hour of usable light each day. Most of it was […]
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