

Night Walker of Lisbon
There’s something timeless about monochrome photography. Without color, the image leans fully on contrast, texture, and light. Shadows become intentional. Lines feel sharper. Emotion isn’t decorated—it’s exposed. Lisbon after dark While working on my next photo book from Portugal, I came across a series of images I made at night in Lisbon. I’d intentionally limited myself to a 35mm prime lens and set the camera to black and white before I ever pressed the shutter Stillness il
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Just because it's not useful...
...doesn't mean it's not beautiful! While visiting the Isle of Lewis and Harris in Scotland, we explored abandoned homes and structures—places long past their usefulness. I’m drawn to spaces like these not just for the stories they hint at, but for their quiet, unexpected beauty. I don’t imagine many people hanging a photograph of a rusted paint can on their wall… although maybe you would. Look at the colors. The textures. The layers of time. Someone once opened that can, cho
Feb 11 min read


Triptych
Definition : Triptych photography is a presentation of three related images displayed together to tell a story, explore a theme, or create a cohesive visual statement, often acting as wall art . The first image certainly fits that description, the other 2 are my own variations on the theme.
Jan 281 min read


From Pinterest to Profile
I collect images on Pinterest that grab me. Sometimes it’s the subject, but most of the time it’s the feel of the photo. When I scroll back through what I’ve saved, there’s definitely a pattern. Apparently, I have a type. Yesterday, I decided to experiment with AI. I copied an image from Pinterest—one that really spoke to me—and paired it with one of my own photos. I asked her (yes, my ChatGPT is a lady) to apply the same look and feel to my image. This is the image I found
Jan 262 min read


Wild-though it no longer feels that way
Fire Island National Seashore white-tailed deer
Jan 211 min read


Dreaming of the Beach
Dreaming of summer days at the beach.
Jan 181 min read


Mid-Week Quickie: Minimalism
I love minimalism because it slows things down. This long exposure from the Isle of Harris and Lewis softens the water and strips the scene down to one rock and a lot of quiet space. Sometimes less really does say more.
Jan 141 min read



