Recent Work 2015 - 23
After years of lugging around heavy 8x10 film cameras, loading film holders in hotel bathrooms and toiling in darkrooms until the wee hours of the morning crafting only traditional prints, I had an epiphany in 2015 when I first moved to California. For me, photography had always been an exercise in seeing. Somehow I had lost my way by allowing printmaking and technical processes to take precedent over the work itself. I recommitted myself to making work without emphasis on how it was made, but instead, how it is seen. These photographs - mostly stolen moments made quickly and spontaneously, have helped reinvigorate my passion for making new work.
After years of lugging around heavy 8x10 film cameras, loading film holders in hotel bathrooms and toiling in darkrooms until the wee hours of the morning crafting only traditional prints, I had an epiphany in 2015 when I first moved to California. For me, photography had always been an exercise in seeing. Somehow I had lost my way by allowing printmaking and technical processes to take precedent over the work itself. I recommitted myself to making work without emphasis on how it was made, but instead, how it is seen. These photographs - mostly stolen moments made quickly and spontaneously, have helped reinvigorate my passion for making new work.
Carmel, CA
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Salt Point State Park, CA
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Napa, CA
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Salt Point State Park, CA
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Salt Point State Park, CA
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Salt Point State Park, CA
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Death Valley, CA
Mission San Miguel Arcángel, CA
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Oceano, CA
Santa Barbara, CA
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20 Mule Team Canyon, CA
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
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