Good Eye Films

Our 2018 film The Artist & the Great Bear will screen at the The Santa Barbara International Film Festival’s new Film Center, 916 State St. Santa Barbara. December 5th between 5:30 & 7:00 PM the 23 min film will screen evey half hour with Q&A to follow. The film profiles Santa Barbara Artist Patti Jacquemain and her quest to protect wildlife through her Creek Spirit foundation.

Brush clearing on the Potrero Trail heading up to Hurricane Deck - Hard work with stunning spring backdrop

Guitar pick coffee table with solid 4-quarter zebra wood top and 8/4 tripod base. Design inspired by a bridle joint joinery exercise demonstrated by . Ironically, the bridle joint is completely hidden under the tabletop but that's ok, It will be our little woodworking secret. ;-) The ex*****on of the bridle joints made perfect with tools from . WhooHoo, thanks Tamar & Johnathan You guys upped my game!

Pretty awesome to witness the abundance of wildlife , now if they could just cut down on the volume of tourists ;-)

Getting out of California for three weeks makes you realize what a bubble we live in here. , , Utah sooo very big and open and made for road tripping

The Madison at dawn in mid June

Wildfire is on the western side of the Sierra but the winds are driving the smoke over the crest. It has settled this afternoon around Mammoth Mountain and screens the Minarets beyond.

Our film, Carrizo Plain - A Sense of Place will be the discussion focus during an interview this Friday, Oct. 16 from 10 - 11 am on "Art & Antiques,” a radio show in Santa Barbara hosted by Elizabeth Stewart. You can tune in @ 1290 AM on your dial locally or online at http://morenews.newspress.com/kzsb/player.html

The film was produced for the Museum of Art & Nature and is currently screening online through Sunday as part of the film festival.

The interview will air LIVE 10 - 11 am Friday; repeats Friday evening 8 p.m. - 9 p.m. and on Sunday morning from 11 am to noon.

Call-ins only on the Friday morning show - in studio line: 805 564 1290.

Carrizo Plain - A Sense of Place tells the story of a uniquely conserved corner of California. Produced for the Wildling Museum, the film has had a truncated film festival run due to the pandemic. With hopes that we can enlarge the film's audience, we've just submitted to one of my favorite small festivals located in rural West Virginia, the ACFF.

American Conservation Film Festival Screening films from all over the world, the American Conservation Film Festival (ACFF) is an annual event held in Shepherdstown, West Virginia, a vibrant ar...

Spring is the time to experience the austere beauty of Death Valley. Yet another place that naturally lends itself to socially distancing. I’d be inclined make the trip if it wasn’t for all the inevitable human interactions between here and there that we’ve been told to avoid. I guess the pics from the last trip will have to do. :-( @ Death Valley Junction, California