Palm Springs is known for its Midcentury Modern architecture and style, and Justin captures these homes using an infrared-sensitive camera to bring them to life with a stunning display of vibrant colors. By drawing out the plants and landscape, his photos dramatize the worsening impacts of climate change and call back to the balance with nature once sought by designing spaces that disregard the lines between indoor and outdoor.

These scenes from Joshua Tree are unlike anything else, coming alive with the otherworldly colors of infrared photography.

The night sky is full of incredible detail, much of which is invisible to the naked eye. Point a camera upward, though, and with the right equipment and some patience it paints itself in vibrant color across an unimaginably epic canvas. Always as challenging as it is rewarding, the night sky is Justin's ultimate subject.

The August 2017 total solar eclipse was a once-in-a-lifetime event, and Justin refused to miss it.

The other end of the spectrum lies the tiniest details of macro photography. It takes a steady hand and a careful eye to freeze these intimate scenes forever.