"Death Valley Elementals: An Annotated Catalog" August, 2018 . 32 pp 25 color photos. Limited edition of 100. Glossy magazine format. Signed copy. The catalog contains the images and commentary for the 2018 Reno exhibit. 
 
"My initial impression of Death Valley was of a dry stony openness, of a place where the earth is naked, barren, exposed. The thin vegetation doesn’t hide the folds and surfaces of the terrain. The vistas are immense. I get an immediate urge to get out of the car and start walking — just to see what is over that ridge or up this gully. Perhaps over there, up that wash and the alluvial fan above it, perhaps we can walk over there. In places, it seems like someone has packed the stones and the sand down for mile after mile — as if the desert had been run over with a steam roller. If there are clouds, they are often thin. The dry air sucks the moist life out of them. From a few high places you can see all the way west to the Sierras...."  extracted from the Catalog text.