The recent storms have made it harder to take pictures at my regular pace but it’s worth it for the light we get afterwards. Shot this yesterday in Pasadena, it was beautiful outside.
Daily Recordings
Archival Material
I’ve been going deep into my archives for a presentation at this year’s Photo L.A. fair and thought that I’d share a few of my favorite images from a while back. All the photographs in this post are from 2006/2007. Los Angeles has changed a great deal since then, the contrast between what some of […]
Outside the Box
Van Nuys, 2019. You wouldn’t know it looking at Instagram, but there’s more to Street photography in Los Angeles than Downtown.
A Daily Operation
I’m a creature of habit, a characteristic that has proven beneficial to my photography. I walk for my entire lunch break, everyday. I always have my camera and although I focus on street work some days and landscape on others, my process is still the same. This dedication to routine is a cornerstone of my […]
Spectator Sport
Perspective is one of the most overlooked aspects of street photography. Photographing easy targets and lazy narratives is accepted and often celebrated. Throughout history photography has been used to amplify the exoticism of the other as a means to frame a changing world for mainstream consumption. Street photography is not immune to that narrative, in […]
L.A. Story (Continuity)
I’m fascinated by the concept of continuity as it applies to a body of work. With my own photography in particular, I’ve always considered it one never ending story, a visual representation of life in Los Angeles from my perspective. One aspect of this approach (and a byproduct of growing up here) is connection to […]
One Los Angeles of Many
Last week I had a really good day. After a work sponsored holiday breakfast and a trip to the Broad museum I found myself with an afternoon to kill in Downtown Los Angeles, complete with camera in hand. The weather was breathtaking as usual (a Californian perk) so I went to work photographing the streets […]
Personal Space
One of 5 new portfolios added to my website, Personal Space examines everyday life throughout Los Angeles.
Hey, Take my picture
It’s not often that a complete stranger asks you to take their picture but it happened to me yesterday. Chatted for a quick minute afterwards and kept it moving, but this guy was mad cool.
Scenery
When I decided to incorporate street photography into my work, I wanted to examine people in the context of their surroundings. The urban environment and a sense of space is a critical element in my work, one that I wanted to continue to explore even with the addition of new elements to my compositions. It’s […]