Black and white photo of a man walking alone through South Station train depot

ESTABLISHED

1981

This photo journal is a curation of collections of images I’ve captured over the course of my life on film, DSLR, and various phone and crappy point-and-shoot cameras. While I spend my days as a professional graphic designer, my photography hobby has always been my first love. Now I’m on a little mission to share these collections throughout the year and I invite you to come along for the journey. Here’s to being vulnerable and sharing the work, even if not technically perfect. Thanks for visiting and feel free to drop me a line and say hi!

LATEST COLLECTION: SOFT & MOODY

The early days of Spring have arrived here in Maine, which felt like the perfect time to share this series of images that capture the quiet, moody softness during the change of seasons. Makes me want to sip a warm bev, get cozy under a blanket, and drift off for a nap.

COLLECTION 5: SYMMETRICALISH

When things are feeling chaotic and tumultuous, it feels nice to stare at some simple, satisfying symmetry. A big part of what draws me to Wes Anderson films I guess? That balance. A centered focal point. But of course, there’s always just a wee bit of tension, too.

COLLECTION 4: ITALY

One of the most magical experiences of my life was our trip to Italy in 2009. We stayed in Cortona, an incredible medieval town nestled in the hillside of the Arezzo province in Tuscany. We also took day trips to Florence and Rome which was kind of bonkers to try to fit each of those cities into a single day! MUST. GO. BACK.