Over the years, I’ve come to believe that our work, whether through stills or moving images, isn’t just about capturing beauty or telling…

Eloquence is not an inheritance of the communal, nor is it a natural condition of human interaction. It is, rather, a refinement — a…

The Fuzziness of Photography

A Photographer’s Guide to Thriving Locally.

Introduction: The Allure of Role Models

We are all sheep, I know I am, Marching through the monotony of jobs, Therapy, calorie counts, and to-do lists. We follow because it’s easier than stopping, easier than asking, Why am I doing this…

An Artist’s Reckoning

A Critique

Art, in all its forms, wrestles with the ineffable. The weight of human experience—the joys, the fears, the moments we scarcely have words for—this is what we try to capture, to preserve, to make…

The Mundane: Reflections on Toothpaste

An essay on How America Used Poverty As Propaganda

We who wrestle with the Infinite Before Coffee.

As a photographer, I’ve always been fascinated by how human behavior shapes decision-making. When I first picked up a camera, I was struck…