The camera brings about what I think is the simplest way to abstract meaningful art from The Experience (i.e. life); the simplicity of the good ol' "point and shoot" is what drew me to photography in the first place.

 

Now, after having been behind the lens for around three years, I tend to think of photography not as taking a picture "of" my subject, but rather attuning myself to what the world has to say and extracting a scene from its surroundings to produce a scene with emotional value.

 

This emotion could be awe, such as that derived from a broad vista, brimming with life and complexity. It could be curiosity, as in "what exactly am I looking at?" And, my personal favorite, it could be a deep appreciation for our world. There is a human behind every camera, so every photo represents what a human is capable of witnessing and, thus, what the world is able to give.

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My art spans landscapes, wildlife, architecture, and portraiture. Please contact me for hire or if you have questions about my work.