A lot of my western work is inspired by film and by memories from childhood. This is an ongoing personal series photographing the American West: its roadsides, gas stations, murals, and open country. Shot in a neo-western style drawn from visual language from guys like the Coen Brothers and Sergio Leone.

Nighttime scene at a parking lot with several old, rusty cars and a woman standing near them, wearing a hat and using her phone.
Wall mural of a man with a cigarette and artistic smoke, with a red emblem painted Conoco, blue text reading 'Hottest Brand Going' is visible below.
The interior of a car with a view of a mountainous landscape and a cloudy sky through the windshield. The driver is visible, wearing sunglasses and a grey shirt, with their left arm resting on the door, and other vehicles are on the road.
Black and white photo of a man with a beard and cap, shirtless, sitting outdoors in a natural setting with hills or mountains in the background, in a contemplative pose.
Black and white photo of gas pumps in a remote, open area with a sign indicating gas prices, and a sign for self-serve. The background shows a vast landscape with mountains and a cloudy sky.
A close-up black and white photo of many spent bullet casings scattered on the ground among ash and debris
A black and white photo of a tall, rugged mountain with visible layers of sedimentary rock.
A black and white photograph of a mountain landscape with a cloudy sky, fog, and tall pine trees in the foreground.
Mountain landscape with rocky slopes covered in green vegetation, partially obscured by fog, with a small stream flowing through the valley.