Being a Nebraska native, I’m no stranger when it comes to tornados. This tornado, just a couple miles north of Gillette, never touched the ground and eventually disapated.
2001
07.22.2001
Cannot resist to share another trip to the majestic Bighorns.
07.17.2001
How can you make the machine that represents energy extraction look romantic?
Easy, use a sunset as a backdrop.
07.08.2001
Each place has their very own traditions. Like this woman who’s racing her moped, which would top about 35 mph, for 30 miles. Afterwards, all the racers lounged in the shade, feasted on picnic food and drank away the evening with good cheer.
07.03.2001
Sometimes it’s hard to tell people the beauty of the openness of Wyoming. I’m now living in the Powder River Basin. Perhaps this astonishing, big sky will let you know how it is.
07.02.2001
My first trip of many to the beautiful Bighorn Mountains.
07.02.2001
This images was in my portfolio of photojournalism work for years.
I think it’s rather funny to see these body parts sticking out from the car as they work on scraping mud of the late model race car.
07.01.2001
A nice portrait of Bill Wintermute, World War II veteran, for a story to run on the Fourth of July.
06.24.2001
After many years of having the luxury to resist an easy eye-candy shot in my early years, I made this for the paper of hotel construction. I was in desperate need of some art for the front. Eye candy, the worthless two-second understanding of an image with absolutely no complexity, emotion or worth, is seemingly becoming my friend in the hunt for art.
05.12.2001
Eric jams with pals on his front porch in Iowa City.