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This was a personal project focusing trail running in the alpine. We focused on capturing the feeling and experience of being in the mountains on a summer evening in British Columbia, Canada.
I’ve been fascinated with hot air balloons since I was child, always drawing them in art class. It’s been a longtime dream to attend the largest ballooning event in the world and last October, I made the trek to New Mexico to experience their beauty first hand.
I started The Ingredients Project as an excuse to deep dive into recipes I might not otherwise make. It’s also an excuse to play on set and do some tests. I seek out recipes that are special occasion/on the difficult side, cook, style and shoot. I call it a food blog but really it’s just me making beautiful photos of beautiful food and writing about whatever is bouncing around my head at the time.
It’s been said that the South can be a righteous and rowdy place where you can feel the energy as you pass through. I created these photographs in and around the Gulf Coast between 2013 and 2023. My journey unfolded along Old Hwy 90, a stretch of road from Mobile, Alabama, to New Orleans. Many sections along this route are closed today due to rising sea levels and a need for more funding.
When becoming a mother, coffee shops were my safe haven – an easy activity that would kill some time and get me out of the house. Those early months of motherhood, especially through a global pandemic, were extremely isolating. When I stopped to look around, I noticed I wasn’t alone in the coffee shops – so many other mothers were seeking the same thing.
During my time working at the Toronto airport, I’ve seen many dogs traveling with their owners. Sometimes it was for relocation reasons, other times it was just to tag along. This is a personal project that documents a few dogs and their experience right before the plane departures.
These pictures are from an ongoing personal project in which I am documenting bird watchers.
Over several trips I have been visiting wetlands in the United Kingdom and photographing bird spotters in their natural habitat, essentially I have become a spotter spotting the spotters!
Some of this work is selected as a finalist in the 39th Association Of Photographers Awards documentary category
A cow-calf operation is a cattle production method that involves raising a herd of cows to produce calves for sale. These small businesses dot the Texas landscape and represent hundreds of years of family tradition and are a key part of the beef industry in the United States and other countries
‘Stitched In Strength’ is a personal project that dives deep into the award-winning nonprofit organization Anchal. It is a visual exploration of the people, places, processes, and products that make up the brand. Founded by sisters, Colleen and Maggie Clines, Anchal is a non-profit social enterprise that leverages design to create careers in textiles for marginalized women in Ajmer, India.
A body of personal work photographed in Japan over two days in Harajuku and Shinjuku wards of Tokyo, Japan. I wandered the streets looking for strangers that each possessed a sense of personal style that created a strong visual narrative. The portraits were made within just a few minutes but I wanted to ensure there was a sense of authentic connection in each portrait.
These images belong to an ongoing personal project that I’ve been working on, in Costa Rica, since 2019. My goal has been to create a series of portraits, with analog and digital cameras of renowned costarican women artists.All of them, have interesting and extensive bodies of work and have exhibited it in galleries in Costa Rica, as well as in several other countries.
The Coffee Quest project was a self-directed and self-funded six week journey through the beautiful country of Colombia to find out more about the world of high altitude specialty coffee.
Portraits, in general, give us the chance to study the person presented. They lean into voyeurism and allow one to take in all the subtleties they care to. If you turn the camera on yourself, it allows you to do the same thing to yourself.
I want to measure my time and see who I was at each of these points; to see where I was both physically and emotionally.
One photograph every birthday.
This is a photographic proposal that seeks the surreal juxtaposition of a typical afternoon in a popular neighborhood of Bogota and a body with classical ballet training, taking their interaction to unexpected levels. The unusual form of a body prepared to transcend the barriers of movement that interposes these dreamlike images suggesting the fusion between person and object.
This converted barn has been beautifully crafted into an outdoor enthusiast’s escape. Located on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, this project represents a brilliant collaboration between a property owner with a vision, and an architect uniquely equipped to realize that vision.
Brás neighborhood, in the central area of the city of São Paulo, is home to the largest garment district in Brazil. The neighborhood was once an important district of the national textile industry and after the 70s it became a popular clothing trading center. Today, the bustling neighborhood filled with shoppers on weekdays, contrast with its eerie empty streets and sidewalks on Sundays.
The Elk River Club, located in Banner Elk, North Carolina is an escape for members to enjoy a variety of activities, including their world class equestrian facilities. The architects were tasked with creating a space for members to gather and for their horses to be cared for while seasoning in the North Carolina Mountains.
Your memories are retellings of a story. Like a message in a game of telephone, each time you repeat the story the more it gets distorted, changed from its original form into something new.
After two people experience something together, their stories begin to diverge. Years later, two similar but different recollections will emerge, the differences between them obscuring the original event.
“Welcome to the Village” highlights The Village Supper Club in Pleasant Prairie, WI. The series features cozy neon lights, classic dishes, and the iconic Wisconsin brandy Old Fashioned, capturing the unique community spirit of local supper clubs.
