There is a specific kind of silence that only exists in the high desert at midnight. It’s heavy, expectant, and—if you wait long enough—it breathes. I’ve spent countless nights chasing that breath, waiting for the moment when the sky decides to tell a story. One of those stories resulted in a piece that is incredibly dear to me: "The Missing Light."  Today, I am so excited to share that this piece has found a home for the spring. It will be part of the upcoming "Eyes in the Dark"  exhibition...

They say the desert is empty, but after twenty years of chasing the light as a photographer, I’ve found it’s anything but quiet. This collection is a tribute to the New Mexico night—from the rhythmic signals of the VLA to the rare, neon glow of an aurora over the Jemez. It’s about those split seconds where the world holds its breath and the universe speaks. The Focal Point This shot was a lesson in micro-adjustments. I spent a couple of hours at the Very Large Array in Socorro, shuffling my...