7 days was a little much. But it was so much fun and worth the time and money. (more…)

The lost yet not forgotten spot of North East Philly. I have been hanging out in this hood for over 5 years, living here from now a year (now a year and a hald .. update: 8/23/2020). But it wasn't until I was fully moved in in April of 2019 that I finally visited this legendary spot. I first started posting photos of this place when I first photographed it. (more…)

What will you do when they tell you no? (more…)

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If anyone knows me, they know my love for trains. About two years ago I started using the amtrak to commute from Baltimore to Philadelphia for work. It opened up a new world of travel for me. When moving to Philadelphia in April, the subway system became a major part of my way of getting from point A to point B, and beyond. I was asked by a new client to make a mood board of my choice, and I chose the EL (Market Frankford Line). Without it, I would be riding my bike so much more then I already do. Which is fine, but sometimes, I need to not be a sweaty mess when going to meetings or dinners. Here is just a small taste. (more…)

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Arches National Park - Monument Valley - Arcosanti - Grand Canyon National Park - Canyonlands National Park - Boulder, CO (more…)

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Light City is now in its second year here in Baltimore, MD and it has grown a bit this time around. With more installations, and bigger and better ones at that, the people really came out on Saturday to check out what it had to offer. (more…)

Narrowing down a years worth of photos is not something I prefer to do....ever. But every year I spend a few days looking through all my edited work with the intention of maybe breaking down the thousands to 200 great edits. This year after days of staring at said work, I finally came up with a batch of 154. After a few more days, lots of more photo shoots, countless hours of editing and a half dozen five hour energies, I sat back down to navigate through this mess of photos one last time. (more…)

I lived in Philadelphia for about four years. I went to college, I started a small business and had some really incredible friends. I saw hundreds of concerts and walked thousands of blocks. But one thing I never did was go to the abandoned giant that is EASTERN STATE PENITENTIARY. (more…)

It started as a mistake. As a photo walk that was going to end early. When me and a friend photographed spots that I had been to a half dozen times. It was then that I cracked the surface of a building that would change the way I saw everything else around me. I was certainly not the first person to find this building and will not be the last, but I have now spent almost 5 years photographing one building, and I'm nowhere near done. (more…)