As a photographer, I am particularly interested in the following topics: non-landscape nature photography, urban landscape photography, the fuzzy edges where manmade structures impose into nature and nature imposes back, and toilets. I strongly value composition over narrative focus, and I find joy in the feeling of a beautiful photograph arranging itself before my eyes as I move my feet.

I have had work featured in Subjectively Objective’s books and gallery, and Black Box Gallery in Portland.

Boundary Waters Canoe Area

I’ve been going to the BWCA at least once a year since I was 4. It is a source of overwhelming tranquility and photographic inspiration.

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Saint John's University

These photos from SJU, where I went to undergrad, and surrounding areas were taken during several trips back to campus after moving to California for grad school.

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backyard jungle

This is the most narrowly defined series I’ve ever worked on. Each photo here was taken with a Panasonic GX85 and a Cosmicar 22.5-90mm Television lens at 90mm and f1.5. The way this lens transforms views of everyday plants into exotic, even alien, landscapes gave rise to the name of the collection.

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Subjectively Objective Submission

This is a series of images I submitted to subjectively objective’s Investigations in Infrastructure book/gallery project. I had a photo accepted and published in the final book, which you can buy here. I think my submitted photos make for a small but cohesive collection in their own right.

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