About
For more than a decade, most of my work has centered on architectural and infrastructure photography — documenting buildings, transit systems, and the environments shaped by them. Before that, I worked as a civil engineer, which influenced how I view land, orientation, and scale.
Along the way, I’ve been photographing the places I spend the most time in: coastlines, lakes, trails through the woods, and urban landscapes. These images come from early mornings, late evenings, or days when the weather changes quickly.
This project lives in that space.
Fleeting Moments is a print collection focused on short-lived conditions in both natural and built environments. The first series is from Big Sur. The second series Ice Season - just released - turns to winter on Lake Michigan.
Prints I would want
I value photographs as physical objects, not just images on a screen. A print gives a photograph presence, something you can stand in front of and experience the way it was meant to be seen.
