Between Light and Shadow

I photograph places that make me stop.

Sometimes it's a mountain disappearing into morning clouds, the last light reflecting across the water, or a trail leading somewhere I haven't been before. Other times it's a city after dark, an unexpected reflection, an empty street, or the geometry of a building against a dramatic sky.

My photography moves between two worlds: landscape and urban life. They may seem very different, but what draws me to both is the same: light, atmosphere, and those brief moments when an ordinary scene becomes something more.

Much of my landscape photography comes from exploring the American West, often traveling by car, hiking into places away from the crowds and letting weather and light determine what I find. I'm less interested in documenting exactly what a place looks like than in capturing what it felt like to be there.