Spreads from "Glimpse," a family history book I completed back in 2017 after the total eclipse passed directly over one of my childhood homes. As a professional photographer, it can often feel like every single thing we put out must be for public consumption, or for sale, but I've learned over the years one of the most important things I do is the work done for personal reasons. Frankly, it's often the best work I do, and the most entertaining. And now that I think about it, the longest lasting. This was a Blurb Layflat, 8x10, hardcover comprised of recent work, historical imagery and artifacts.