7:37 PM, September 29th
Easily my favorite "switching to flash, still had the shutter speed too high" test frame of all time.
Don't even recall what event this was. I could check, but... hey, that would ruin the magic.
8:26 PM, August 16th
Light was fading on a long walk with family back to the Airbnb, but I just had to run across the street, climb some broken stairs, and shoot over a fence for this.
11:36 AM, August 19th
I remember the feeling of anticipation at that second, really crossing fingers I'd caught a moment as balanced as I hoped.
12:36 PM, May 4th
...I think this happened while kneeling on some hidden stairs along the side of a classroom, waiting for conference attendees to arrive?
That sounds right. And I kinda like it.
9:31 PM, April 17th
End of a long day. Shooting an awards dinner of some kind.
Back to the car, everyone's long gone. Silent campus. Eerily peaceful.
8:55 PM, August 16th
20+ frames iterating on the concept, and the best was an accidental moment pulling the camera down.
Gotta let the shot be what it wants to be.
1:11 PM, April 11th
Seen while having lunch mid-shoot outside in a weird, disused staff area of a UNC library.
Some hidden areas inside were clearly untouched since the '80s. It was delightful.
7:26 PM, August 16th
As it says, good • day.
Still far too many life priorities to juggle, and ADHD+depression never makes it easy... but damn it, I miss photography for its own sake. Not just for work.
Got some real fun stuff exporting for y'all.
4:06 PM, November 4th
When a shoot gives you the chance to check out some weird abandon spaces, you never pass on that chance.
3:01 PM, July 22nd
I love the strange, inverted challenge of drone shoots.
Normally where you can be is so limited, but you need to make the most of it... and suddenly with a drone you can be anywhere, at any height, at any time, and now have to find the exact optimum angles.
10:17 AM, June 17th
...wait, we have a house? When did I get old?
Mortgages and responsibilities and installing stuff is weird, sure... but Salvatore the Cat can now up his lying-in-sunbeams/watching bunnies out the window game, so it’s more than worth it.
Post-quarantine work has been getting crazy again, and life is busy, but I can’t wait to get out and start shooting for myself again.
4:49 PM, February 5th
Here – let’s call the bird a metaphorical representation of frustration when tumblr reblogs a humor blog post onto the art blog for no reason.
4:07 PM, November 4th
5:49 PM, February 5th
Like I said, I'm sure not Ansel Adams... but I'm cheaper, and not dead.
5:08 PM, November 4th
Both taken via indoor drone flight (with all requisite safety and certification) for the historical documentation project.
November 30th, Afternoon
Some excepts from a client’s historic preservation project. A largely-abandoned church, soon to be replaced with affordable housing... easily one of my favorite shoots, ever.