Observe.
Every place tells two stories.
One belongs to the landscape.
The other belongs to the people who spent time there.
Field Notes are written where those stories overlap.
Memory Is Not Private Property
FIELD NOTE 022
While you were busy becoming somebody, somebody else was watching it happen. Memory was never entirely yours.
Indiana Was Enough
FIELD NOTE 021
The outdoors doesn’t have to be somewhere else. Sometimes it’s just Tuesday.
The Hunting Is Secondary To The Hunting
FIELD NOTE 020
Most of hunting happens long before the moment anyone notices. It’s learning a place well enough to understand why something else wants to be there.
The Lake Doesn’t Know It’s A Beach
FIELD NOTE 018
On a perfect August afternoon, it’s easy to forget what this water is capable of.
The Things We Refuse To Lose
FIELD NOTE 015
When the safest place for a canoe is under water.
Northland Sports
FIELD NOTE 014
Meanwhile, the old bait shop waits for someone to notice it.
The Quiet Doesn’t Need Defending
FIELD NOTE 013
The world isn’t short on voices. It’s short on people paying attention.
The Light Comes First
FIELD NOTE 012
Some photographs become favorites.
Others become teachers.
The Trip Starts Long Before You Leave
FIELD NOTE 011
Most people pack clothes first.
Fishermen pack hope.
Chores Before Play
FIELD NOTE 006
I used to think chores were just obstacles between me and enjoyment.