Just By Chance

Taken near Shinsekaibashi.

Product placement photos done as freelance work for a friend.

Product placement photos done as freelance work for a friend.

Product placement photos done as freelance work for a friend.

Product placement photos done as freelance work for a friend.

Product placement photos done as freelance work for a friend.

Product placement photos done as freelance work for a friend.

The end of totality above Glendo, Wyoming.

The approaching total eclipse over Glendo, Wyoming.

A likely coal-fired power plant outside Casper, Wyoming.

Taken in Durango, Colorado.

Wind turbines near Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Witnessing the total solar eclipse.

A series of rock formations outside of Trona, California.

A series of rock formations outside of Trona, California.

A series of rock formations outside of Trona, California.

A Union Pacific train tackles the steep grades of El Cajon Pass in Southern California.

A series of rock formations outside of Trona, California.

A Burlington Northern Santa Fe intermodal train descends down the summit of El Cajon Pass as it makes its way eastward.

A string of covered hoppers in storage on the Trona Railway.

The same string of covered hoppers sit quietly under the light of the full moon.

The same string of covered hoppers sit quietly under the light of the full moon.

Crossing along the Trona Railway.

Setting sun over the abandoned town of Bodie.

Long exposure of the galaxy taken from Olmstead Point near the edge of Yosemite park.

A BNSF container train rolls down the line into the setting sun.

Photo of the Ivanpah Solar Project just outside of Las Vegas. You can see the solar rays being reflected off the mirrors and onto the collector.

Route 66 heading into the distance.

A pile of old railway signals that were removed along the Union Pacific Cima subdivision.

The three solar thermal energy plants at the Ivanpah Solar Project.