work

Not portraits, restaurants, travel, editorial — but faces, embers, tables, roads, frames. Organized by feeling, because that's what stays.

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faces

Portraits. The feeling of being seen — close, intimate, honest.

Faces series photograph

Faces series photograph

Faces series photograph

Faces series photograph

Faces series photograph

embers

Golden hour sessions. The last light of the day — warm, brief, already leaving.

Young photographer crouching in golden grass with a film camera

Bride and groom smiling at each other at golden hour

Graduate in a purple gown holding her cap at a sunset lake

Newlyweds kissing on a stone bridge at dusk

tables

Restaurants & food. Warmth, craft, the quiet ceremony of a meal — never transactional.

Tables series photograph

Tables series photograph

Tables series photograph

Tables series photograph

roads

Travel & street. Images that came from movement and curiosity — things caught, not posed.

Man with a backpack waiting on a subway platform, shot on film

Cigarette resting in an ashtray beside an iced coffee on a rain-specked counter

Couple dancing in the street beside an ice cream truck

Man reading his phone through a café window

Woman pinning her hair up beneath a New Yorker hotel sign

Crosswalk in harsh summer light with a film light leak across the frame

frames

Film & artistic work. Intentional, constructed, personal — work made for no one but the image.

Workman leaning against his truck grille, hard hat in hand

Three friends in vintage suits leaning over a pool table

Scooters idling at a rainy crosswalk, framed from a café table

Man in a row of red Adirondack chairs looking out over the bay