Utah in Black & White

Monochrome photographs shot on film while exploring Utah at the end of summer.

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Moab Night & Day

My first experience in astrophotography alongside other desert shots in the unique terrain of Moab, Utah.

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Commute

A compilation of photos taken over a year to capture the mundanity of ferry commuting in the Seattle region.

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London Impressions

A two-day summer exploration of London’s streets, parks and museums through the view of a M6 and a variety of films.

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Providence Summer

An eclectic collection of architecture, art and industrial beauty photos shot on film while visiting Rhode Island.

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PNW Silhouettes

A photo series shot near and around Port Townsend, WA using a M6 camera and black and white infrared film.

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San Francisco

A few days of wandering through the streets and parks of San Francisco. Shot on a Monochrom camera and color film.

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Everyday Korea

A collection of shots featuring the mundane, curious and beautiful corners of the sprawling capital of South Korea.

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Wheels of Seoul

Shot in South Korea, a series of photographs of everyday laborers and their motorcycles.

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West of Seattle

Captured on one-of-a-kind summer day while exploring Lake Crescent and La Push in Washington state.

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Daily Monochrom

An almost daily wandering with the M Monochrom, discovering new compositions away from my phone.

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Forest Umbrellas

A collection of miniscule mushrooms captured during a wet Fall day in the PNW.

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Pacific Monochrom

Spontaneous shots collected over time from my walks on Bainbridge Island, WA.

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Low Tide

Shot on a Leica SL3, these macro photographs were taken while canvasing the shores of Bainbridge Island for sea life.

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On White

Photographs taken of a dramatic foggy environment, using a Summulux 90mm ASPH lens on the Leica SL3.

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Savannah Monochrom

Photos born out of casual explorations of Savannah, GA during the Summer of ‘24. Shot on Leica M Monochrom.

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Georgia Summer

Photographs from a week of exploration in Savannah and Tybee Island, GA. Shot Leica M 10-R.

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Sepia Woods

Shots from a stroll through the Gazam Lake nature preserve on Bainbridge Island. Shot on Leica M-10R.

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A Photo Journal

I first got into photography around age nine, helping my older brother with our grandfather’s Nikon. In high school, I started experimenting on my own, drawn to the idea of capturing time in a single frame.

Over the years, I refined my skills through and exploration, working with color, black and white, and infrared film. I eventually built a small darkroom at home and explored solarization techniques inspired by Man Ray.

As my motion graphics career grew, I naturally moved into live-action work, using analog and digital film on commercial and personal projects. This led me to continue exploring, with high-speed cameras, time lapses, and the slow craft of stop-motion.

Today, photography is a meditative practice for me. When traveling, I feel more present behind the camera. It's a way of noticing what might otherwise pass by. The images here are from those quiet moments, coming together as a highly personal photography journal.

As for my equipment, I’ve used a variety of cameras, but after buying my first Leica, I fell in love with the simplicity and precision of their products. The photos you see here were captured using many different cameras: Leica SL3, M10-R, M10 Monochrom, the Q, and a variety of 35mm films on Leica M6.

You can read more in Slowing Down With Photography on LinkedIn and Monochrome Vision on Substack.