About

I photograph sharks, ship software and write about AI.

A scuba diver holds an underwater camera housing while positioned on a sandy sea floor near several sharks, with air bubbles rising toward the surface.

The diver in the photograph is me, on a sandy sea floor with a camera housing in both hands while a shark passes just overhead. I photograph sharks, I ship software and I write about AI, and this site holds all three.

The photographs are the oldest part of this site. The galleries here run from sharks and reef life to birds and insects, red-rock desert, aerial views, Costa Rica and Ecuador, with a few quiet studies of flowers and still life.

The software is small and made to be finished. Threadfield is a free browser studio for generative woven compositions that exports plotter-ready SVG. Ink Fauna takes one sentence describing a creature and draws it into a living ink-wash world. Two games are in progress: Sky Follies, a hand-drawn aerial shooter with boss fights and two-player co-op, and Bolita Dash, a platformer in English and Spanish.

The essays are about AI and meaning: what changes, and what does not, when machines can think alongside us, and how to work with them well. They appear on LinkedIn first and are kept in full here. Each one says who wrote it.

The line at the top of this site joins the three: a world worth looking at, building and thinking through. A reef, a program and an argument all reward the same patience.

Now

Building Sky Follies

A hand-drawn aerial shooter with boss fights and two-player co-op. Bolita Dash, a bilingual platformer, is on the bench beside it.

Where

Southern California. The photographs come from further away: under water, in the red-rock desert, in Costa Rica and Ecuador.

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