For as long as I’ve been a full time Airstreamer I’ve been producing images from the Airstream. 2006 is when my Airstream hit the road, and since day one of the travels images have been coming out of here.
May of 2006 the Airstream was pointed toward the Great Sand Dunes National Park.
Basically, the Airstream is way more than my shelter. It’s my photo lab, my business base of operations, and where everything gets done. Even while I had the studio and gallery in Prescott, the real editing work was done at the Airstream.
One of my many trips into the Vermillion Cliffs National Monument. All edits were of course done in the Airstream
How many people get to see what I’ve seen? Not many.
No, this is not “The Wave.”
A vintage Airstream photographed back in 2009
I guess you don’t need a giant lab, mega studio, or brick and mortar. You just need a quiet place where you’re comfortable and can get your work done.
Whenever you look at a post here and the photos included just always remember…..every image is from an Airstream.
