It is a shockingly photogenic country, so I ended up taking many more photographs than I had any right to. It took a few months to organize all of the nearly four thousand photos and get them online – but better late than never!
We arrived in early April, at the very cusp of spring. There had been a a terrible snowstorm the week prior, but the weather cleared up beautifully by the time we touched down at Keflavik airport. The landscape literally sparkled as we drove into the capital city of Reykjavik.
The path to Svartifoss.
Back in March, I went to North Korea for a week and a bit. The trip started out with a visit…
A quick visit to the Arctic! I’ve been working with the team at Yellowknife-based studio Artless Collective for nearly half a…
Since this has turned into a de-facto production blog for ‘The Legend of Seolmundae Halmang’, it seems appropriate to post…
After a week in Mongolia, we boarded a train in Ulaanbaatar and continued our journey into Siberia. The first stop…
Almost two months after returning from my trip on the Trans-Mongolian Railway, I have completed a major milestone in my…
Last weekend I attended the Calgary Expo comic con in Alberta; it was a ton of fun, great vibes, and I loved…
Last year I went on a train journey from Beijing to St. Petersburg. As far as bucket-list journeys go, the…
Panorama photos from North Korea — March 2014. When I went to North Korea in March, I took a helluva…
On the outskirts of Pyongyang, capital city of North Korea, sprawls an enormous film studio… I was fortunate enough to…
For 설문대 할망의 전설 (The Legend of Seolmundae Halmang), my animated film-in-progress, I also captured the sounds of Jeju Island!…
I was recently approached by a South Korean magazine interested in publishing some of my photographs from a 2014 journey…
It’s the continuing (belated) retelling of my research trip to Jeju this spring, in search of reference material for my…