The Ineffable Present is a photographic exploration of life on the Great Plains—tracing the rhythm of Nebraska’s land, light, and people.

This series is ongoing, and I’m actively looking for more subjects to include in it.

Firework rocket launching into the night sky over a residential yard with cars and a house, illuminated in red.
Display of a memorial with a wooden cross, draped with an American flag, surrounded by small trees, flowers, and military boots, with a reflection of a government building and street outside.
A man standing outdoors at dusk, watching a large house fire with flames and smoke in the background.
Grass and dried plants growing beside a barbed wire fence in a green field.
A floral patterned fabric with various colorful flowers and green leaves, mostly obscured by a horizontal beam of light.
A bush of white hydrangea flowers climbing next to a wooden fence in a garden at sunset.
Close-up of green and yellow willow tree branches with long, slender leaves in focus, with a blurred house in the background.
A view through a sheer, embroidered blue curtain with floral patterns, casting shadows onto a gray fabric surface, possibly a pillow or cushion, and a person’s foot wearing a gray sock.
A rural dirt road running parallel to green crop fields, with utility poles lining the road under a cloudy sky during sunset.