These forty-two photographs depict individual animals from farm, zoo, beach, forest and my backyard in beautiful duotones. View it online.

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This collection of thirty-six landscapes and wildlife photographs was predominantly shot in western parks, including Rocky Mountain, Grand Tetons, and Yellowstone National Parks. Click here to view the book.

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Aves represents the cream of five years of bird photography. With an Introduction by celebrated nature author Brad Matsen, this hardcover book contains over fifty color photographs.

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My popular first book of bird photographs is now in its fourth printing. It accompanied two solo exhibits. On sale here.

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My second bird book juxtaposes pictures to better depict birds in their environments. Includes Hawaiian species.

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“Gorgeous. Like having a museum exhibition at your fingertips.” –SF Chronicle. Multimedia, interactive book to accompany a California Historical Society exhibit I co-curated on the 150th anniversary of the Yosemite Grant. Download free book.

I wrote the introduction to this magnificent collection of paintings in Linda Okazaki’s retrospective exhibit at Bainbridge Island Museum of Art. Buy the book.

For her retrospective at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, I helped Linda Okazaki prepare this small book of poems and paintings. Buy the book.

I designed this book for Tangled Fibers, a group of four fiber artists, in conjunction with an exhibition at Port Angeles Fine Arts Gallery. Purchase here.

For an exhibition I co-curated, a retrospective of a pioneering undersea National Geographic photographer. Text by award-winning nature writer Kenneth Brower. Purchase here.

Brian Goodman asked me to write the introduction to a book that collects over four decades of his photographs.

I produced this bilingual book for the bicentennial of Fort Ross. Paper and digital. Published by California State Parks Foundation. Purchase here.

Sara Mall Johani offers a short, illuminating history of a group of artists who inspired efforts to restore salmon to our watersheds. Available at Grover Gallery, Port Townsend.

I spent a year helping Duncan Ryūken Williams refine his compelling stories of the freedom struggles of Japanese-American Buddhists during WWII. Harvard Press. Sample chapter on the author’s web site.

Ray Troll created an affectionate photographic memoir of his days as an art student at Bethel College in Kansas.

Berkeley’s Ken Bamberger and Deidre Mulligan compared privacy regulation in four European countries and the U.S. to reveal a framework for what works, and doesn’t. MIT Press. Purchase here.

Tobias Rees documents the inner workings of the lab and life of a French scientist who has upended our conception of the brain and ourselves. UC Press. Purchase here.

I edited these interviews with prominent photographers and wrote the Introduction. Smithsonian Press and Random House. Buy the book.

Seeing Feeling is the title of my essay on Wayne Miller’s photography and career. Buy the book.

This is the catalog from an exhibition at the Ansel Adams Center in San Francisco highlighting the first Mother Jones International Fund for Documentary Photography awards. Buy the book.

This children’s book on Alaska Dinosaurs features artist Ray Troll with text by Kirk Johnson , paleontology director at the Smithsonian.