… is my 360 camera. Lost it in NYC last time I was there. I say lost it… it’s complicated but my intentions were good.
It’s that time of the week(end) again!
Here’s one from a new series I’m working on… I’m also working on using these as storyboards for creating little, short films for some storytelling. I’d love to have a world like this as a tableau for some really weird short stories… many many ideas. Anyway, obviously having fun with AI. Check out my AI insta here. 
Queenstown, New Zealand in the Autumn… well this is kinda true and kinda not because these are all made with AI. I often use the phrase “in the style of Trey Ratcliff” at the end of the prompts. It’s so fun! Believe it or not, I do actually still take actual photos 🙂 See more from this series over on my Facebook.
Here’s a photo I got on the way to Mt. Cook/Aoraki, which is only a few hours from Queenstown. It’s one of the new stops we’re gonna do on the upcoming NZ Photo Adventure workshop happening soon!
There are so many art pieces at Burning Man that inspire me, and this was a simple and beautiful one with a serene smile.
This is a really nice little church by a graveyard in the south of Iceland. It was pretty much out in the middle of nowhere, as you can tell. The gate with the cross on the top leads to a tiny and lonely graveyard.
I love these creative buildings where architects push things into all sorts of weird shapes that don’t seem like they should stand.
Here we go again!
At one point when driving through Yellowstone, I randomly got out of the car and started walking right into the forest on the edge of the road. There was a thick fog, and the morning sun was low, creating an unexpected box of light. I kept walking and walking until I found this area. It just felt right for whatever reason, so I set up to create this in HDR.
