Artist's Statement
"I wanna be MacGuyver"
Actually, I'm not an artist. At least I don't really think of myself as one. I do consider myself a craftsman, and photography is my craft. Ever since I picked up my first DSLR and started playing, I was pretty much hooked. I scoured the internet for instructions, tutorials, concepts, and anything I could sink my teeth into.
Over the years, I've continued to be a student of this craft. When I'm not creating images for clients, I am always finding or creating opportunities to create photographs for myself. I whole-heartedly believe that pursuing multiple disciplines of photography will only help me be better equipped to work under a variety of circumstances, and that true creativity comes from knowing how to adapt to situations through problem solving and leveraging your technical know-how. You know... like MacGuyver.
Abstractions
The following collection of images are curated to share some of my favorite abstract photographs. They serve no purpose other than tickling my aesthetic sensibilities. I hope they tickle yours.
Nepal
In December 2017, I traveled to Nepal with my good friend and fellow photographer Lisa Stone. We were able to see incredible sites of the bustling city of Kathmandu and experience the calm lakeside town of Pokhara.
Profundo
These are images from the Profundo Workshop that I attended in June 2019. The photographs created of the Tashirat Orphanage were gifted to the families and the organization for their use.
Adventures in Iceland
In January 2018, I visited Iceland for the first time with a group of photographer friends. I knew two things would happen: my mind would be blown by the natural landscape and I'd freeze my ass off.
Banff & Beyond
In 2015, I spent about a week in the Canadian Rockies with my good friend Russell (the guy in the red jacket). We explored the the breath-taking mountains, lakes and glaciers of Banff and Jasper, and a couple spots in between.
All Hands & Hearts
All Hands & Hearts is a disaster relief Non-Profit helping communities rebuild in the wake of natural disasters. In 2018, many parts of Puerto Rico were still struggling to bounce back from the 2017 Hurricane Maria.