These pictures were taken during the COVID-19 pandemic using produce from a local grocery store. All images were taken on a simple background using a single light in order to create vibrancy and depth.

These pictures were taken over the course of fifteen years and range the gamut from 8″ x 10″ contract prints to smartphone snaps and everywhere in between. Originally I only worked with black and white film but over time started to explore color and all of the possibilities that offers. Who knows what’s next?

These images were taken on my various travels. Some pictures were taken almost by accident with nothing but a smartphone. Others were meticulously composed and taken with care. Regardless of the method, the pictures serve as a map of the places I’ve been. They are still many other places I hope to go.

These images were inspired by Charles M. Conlon and his photographs of the 1927 New York Yankees, whose lineup was nicknamed Murderers’ Row. The players photographed were a team of 12 year-olds managed by my brother. All images were taken on Ilford HP5+ film and printed on Ilford warm tone paper toned in selenium.

This is Dublin. Like all black labs she is gentle, faithful, and hungry. Never one to turn down a treat or a swim, Dublin lives a charmed life full of love and energy. The one thing she hates though is getting her picture taken, especially if a flash is involved. In this world at least, a better dog doesn’t exist.

All images were taken in a garage with a Hasselblad medium format camera and Ilford HP5+ film. The photographs were developed and printed by hand under the pale orange light of a traditional wet darkroom. Prints were made on Ilford warm tone fiber paper toned in selenium.