The Calendar Project began in 2007 as my travel photography lay sitting in my computer, never having been seen but by a few. To display some of these photos, my wife, Becki, and I decided to create art photography calendars as Christmas gifts. Becki picks the theme and I provide the images. The calendars quickly became popular and the project thrives today. I have been truly fortunate to travel the world as both an Air Force pilot and a curious wanderer. So far, the themes have been:

2008: Scenery
2009: People
2010: Aviation
2011: Animals
2012: Outdoor Art of New Mexico
2013: Ghost Towns of New Mexico
2014: Close Up Photography
2015: Galapagos Islands
2016: Shadows
2017: The Pantanal, Brazil

After the first five years I wrote the book, "Halfway to Nowhere," featuring the first five calendars, each as a chapter. So, as this year marks the tenth anniversary, I have decided to continue with a second volume, "Three Quarters Towards Nowhere." Don't worry, I won't ever get there, and that is, actually, the point!