Chasing LightWelcome. This is where I share my work and also the work of others, those that inspire me, the weird, the great, the unusual.
It is a goddamn marvel this life. Take a look.
Buenos Aires | La Boca
Spent an afternoon in the La Boca barrio of Buenos Aires.
As always on a wander, you turn the corner, you never know what you fill stumble upon.
Garry Winogrand | Contact Sheet, 1961
Hollywood | Virginia & Erin
I was in a workshop with a photographer and she was flipping through my portfolio and when she came across this photo, she said:
Pretty girls doing yucky things.
She pulled it aside as a select.
Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen | Byker
Often, if you go with the natural light and the fairly casual approach, you tend not to come away with stately portraiture.
Flatiron | Alex on 23rd
One of my favorite images.
Ellen von Unwerth | Naomi Campbell, 1991
Technique undoubtedly helps make photography magical, but I prefer to work with atmosphere.
Brooklyn | Anika
Anika is letting her gray hair show and good lord, I am happy for it
Mona Kuhn | Untitled Self B, 1996
Kyiv | Katja
I don’t know how to lie with my camera.
Los Angeles | Sonic Youth
Lucky enough to have shot Sonic Youth for the Sunset Junction festival in LA in 2002
Saint Petersburg | RedFox, Bathroom
Saint Petersburg | Vi, Window II
Arnold Newman | Alexander Calder
Whenever I want to photograph someone, I read about them. I read biographies.
Chiang Rai | Palong Hill Tribe
Mies Van der Rhoe | God is in the details
Every physical element has been distilled to its irreducible essence.
SoHo | Catarina, Soho House
Frank Frazetta | Sketch Series, 1956
Delhi | The Family Living in the Tree
I was walking through the chaotic streets and met a family living in a tree on a tiny strip of grass in the middle of a busy intersection.
I was on my way to a big slum to spend the day shooting and spent a few minutes with theses people, beautiful and generous and shy.
Los Angeles | V
Frank Frazetta | 1928-2010
“When it came to my art, I went my own way and did not follow the trends.”
— Frank Frazetta