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.

sessions from $275

Man in a tweed suit and red tie seated in deep shadow with a glass of wine

Man in a tweed suit reading the Houston Chronicle with a glass of red wine against a wood wall

Woman in a white halter top looking down over her shoulder against a painted grey backdrop

Woman in a black slip dress with her hands in her hair against a white backdrop

Woman in a black top lit in red against a pale backdrop

embers

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

sessions from $450

Bride and groom in a cowboy hat embracing in an open field as the setting sun flares between them

Bride and groom smiling at each other at golden hour

Bride and groom in a cowboy hat holding each other beside a lake at sunset

Newlyweds kissing on a stone bridge at dusk

tables

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

shoots from $650

Barista pouring steamed milk into a latte to-go cup

Overhead view of a green drink topped with black sesame beside a vintage koi tin and a small rabbit figurine

White frosted cake with a lemon slice and blueberry on an ornate silver tray

Cake crowned with figs, pears, and apricots on a dessert table by candlelight

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