A
a collection of singles, sorted randomly
Lake Tahoe, California
Southern California [SO CAL]
akhir in Central Park, Manhattan.
Big Basin
La foret de Fontaineblue, left. Right: Paris
otp ga
Crows
b.
Christine Pierre in Brooklyn, New York
Actor Kim Savarino (2022)
A group of grackles is considered a Plague. Here, migrating south in Georgia.
Yosemite, California a.,
A home in the South at dusk
rituals for inhabiting a new space
brand work
Triangle de Choisy, 13th Arr. Paris, France
B
a collection of singles
Mary Helen, American Rivers interview series
Osaka Station. Osaka, Osaka prefecture, Japan
Kim Goodwin, author of Designing for the Digital Age. Photo in her home for Offscreen.
DC
Bonneville Salt Flats
On behalf of the nonprofit Communities for a Better Environment. Refineries are located in predominantly Latinx communities in Los Angeles, CA. The one seen here is adjacent to a university.
Salesforce Tower, SF CA
‘You are leaving Zuni Land. Come again.’ Pueblo of Zuni [~4 hour drive from Albuquerque, New Mexico]
Coach Emily Taylor yells out instructions to her team. High Country News. Oakland, CA
Hedda Brorstrom of Full Bloom Flower Farm.
A cement manufacturer in the middle of a residential area and bordering a school in Atlanta, Georgia
a., Image for Patagonia’s core brand story.
b. The announcement photo for the brand’s new mission statement.
fOOd
'Life is weather life is meals’
currently a wip slide
currently a wip slide
SOS Chefs, the best spice shop in NYC. East Village. ‘Vinegars'
b. Spices
In the garden of Lan, tiny home edition
‘Show me your kitchen'
The hybrid winter squash known as koginut squash
FIG
It’s kale
Recipe development. Tofu, rice, scallion, chili oi
People
Portraits over the years, sorted randomly
Filmmaker, activist, runner behind the documentary 'This Land'. Portland, Oregon
Clare Riesman for 'California Farmers Reimagine the World through Queer Ecology'
Dr. Suzanne Pierre, founder of Critical Ecology Lab. Oakland, CA
Activist Dulce of Youth vs Apocalypse
Portraits at the Tools for Grassroots Activists conference in 2019.
Grace Anderson, founder of The Lupine Collaborative.
A young climber in San Francisco, CA
Josey Baker of Josey Baker Bread and The Mill. San Francisco, California
Salmon, Idaho. Portrait of Becca Aceto
Whitney Conner Clapper
Portraits at the People of the Global Majority in the Outdoors, Nature, and Environment conference.
Youth activists fighting for cleaner air. Long Beach, California
Amirio and Lincoln, Washington D.C.
Nadia Ismail for the adventure not-for-profit We Got Next.
Offscreen Magazine. Kim Goodwin
North Carolina
Clark Tenakhongva, Hopi Tribe VC. Hopi Land [Northeastern Arizona]
Outdoor
Work from around outdoor sport, culture, and related
Rio Lakeshore near Joshua Tree National Park. Patagonia F21 a.,
b. find a longer set in Ph2 [R]
Pro climber Nina Williams at CTC. Horse Pens 40, Alabama.
New York climber and coach Bella Rojas. Outside Magazine. Central Park, Manhattan
b. and c.
Emily Taylor and her team train in the city. Images for the Melanin Base Camp adventure book. San Francisco, CA a.,
b. Always a wait at the crag - might as well play.
c. San Francisco climbing
Antoine Skinner packing up for the start of the hike. Interview for Outdoor Afro a.,
b. Bikepacking in the Sedona canyons of Arizona
Antoine creates a fire at camp during night one of a backpacking trip through the Sedona canyons, Arizona.
Climber-writers Narinda and Endria before starting a route on El Capitan. YOSE a.,
b. on the way up
c.
Cyclist Virginia Cancellieri at Red Hook Crit in Milan, Italy
b.
Traversing a route at Stinson Beach, taken for The North Face.
Yakuta Poonawalla, Associate Director at the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy. We used to work together there! MT. TAM, CA a.,
b. An early, pre-dawn start
Filming for 'This Land’, Faith Briggs helps prep her co-runner’s bag before the long run ahead.
Filmmaker, artist, runner Faith Briggs for the cover of Women’s Running
Valley of the Gods
Read me
Here’s a little info on this page and about me as a photographer.
About this page
I’ll be honest, showcasing my own photography work has always been a bit of a ??? for me – there are many approaches to a photography portfolio, and I often sway from one to another.
This current version of my portfolio focuses on showing breadth rather than multiple full series of images. However, I’m currently working on splitting this into two sections, one with collections of single images, and one with a set of select series. That’s in progress so for now, what you see here is a combination of series and collections of singles.
Collections here are thus loosely grouped; you’ll find portraits in each, for example, even though there’s a section dedicated to only portraits in ‘People'. 'Alt' is a bit of a catch-all category, and ‘Outdoor' might be the most defined. 'Food 'is a bit of a weird category, as I’ve done more restaurant work in the far past but am choosing to show more fun experimental work instead that’s been mostly a personal endeavor, including a personal zine I hope to digitally publish some day.
PS There is, however, a way to see all the photos on one page, just look around to find the link… 👀
About me as a photographer
I’m self taught! I bought my first camera while at UCLA and didn’t really know what I was doing, but slowly practiced and learned, until I made the leap to working as a photographer/creative full-time in late 2016. My favorite subject is people, so you’ll always find folks in my work, and portraits and profiles are my favorite thing to do. While I did learn on my own, I had one great teacher and mentor in Eugénie Frerichs, who was my direct supervisor during my first work with Patagonia in 2018.
To be continued! And thanks for reading and stopping by.
About this page
I’ll be honest, showcasing my own photography work has always been a bit of a ??? for me – there are many approaches to a photography portfolio, and I often sway from one to another.
This current version of my portfolio focuses on showing breadth rather than multiple full series of images. However, I’m currently working on splitting this into two sections, one with collections of single images, and one with a set of select series. That’s in progress so for now, what you see here is a combination of series and collections of singles.
Collections here are thus loosely grouped; you’ll find portraits in each, for example, even though there’s a section dedicated to only portraits in ‘People'. 'Alt' is a bit of a catch-all category, and ‘Outdoor' might be the most defined. 'Food 'is a bit of a weird category, as I’ve done more restaurant work in the far past but am choosing to show more fun experimental work instead that’s been mostly a personal endeavor, including a personal zine I hope to digitally publish some day.
PS There is, however, a way to see all the photos on one page, just look around to find the link… 👀
About me as a photographer
I’m self taught! I bought my first camera while at UCLA and didn’t really know what I was doing, but slowly practiced and learned, until I made the leap to working as a photographer/creative full-time in late 2016. My favorite subject is people, so you’ll always find folks in my work, and portraits and profiles are my favorite thing to do. While I did learn on my own, I had one great teacher and mentor in Eugénie Frerichs, who was my direct supervisor during my first work with Patagonia in 2018.
To be continued! And thanks for reading and stopping by.
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