Work made with a camera, mostly abstract, mostly the result of pointing a technical idea at an ordinary subject to see what falls out.
- Soap Bubbles is three years of long exposures in a blacked out room, where a drifting bubble records its own path as a luminous trail, lit and timed by a machine I built to catch it.
- Digital Slit-scan samples one row of pixels from each of 800 frames of a rotating subject and stitches them back together, so the horizontal axis of the image becomes time instead of space.