if you ever wondered what a photography studio does on a slow day... well, we photograph our toothbrush, and here it is. this is a close-up shot of the bristles on a toothbrush (Oral-B if you're curious) and each one has a diameter of 0.0075 inches (thickness of 1½ sheets of paper). we found it interesting that the plastic bristles start out very smooth on the handle end (seen at top) and then have a rougher texture on the brushing end (seen at bottom).

closeup texture shot of a purple Iris

a fun place to roam around with a camera within a remote corner of the Utah wilderness

funny-shaped sandstone monuments in Utah wilderness

A white dicentra plant bathed in morning sunlight.

an 80-foot waterdrop along the McKenzie River in Willamette National Forest

Southern Arizona wilderness