Process

A reflection on the different relationships to photography that come with shooting on a phone versus a dedicated camera.

Not every frame needs to be perfect. A reflection on the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi and how it applies to photography.

Approach a scene by capturing it in three distinct ways: starting with an establishing, wide vista shot, then a mid-shot, and finally a detailed shot.

Stop moving, find something with potential, and wait for the photograph to build itself around you.

A reflection on the beauty and stories found in faded, worn jeans. Exploring the idea that the wear and tear on jeans can tell a story about the person who wore them, and how this concept can be applied to photography and art.