Photographer

I’m a photographer based in Maine, drawn to the moments that are easy to overlook—quiet landscapes, shifting light, and the everyday rhythm of life in both natural and urban spaces.

My work spans a range of environments, from the stillness of night skies and coastal landscapes to the movement and energy of city streets. No matter the setting, I’m most interested in what happens in between—the brief pauses, passing moments, and subtle details that often go unnoticed.

I tend to work slowly and intentionally, paying close attention to light, timing, and composition. Some images are planned, many are not, but all of them come from simply showing up and being present long enough for something to unfold.

Photography, for me, is less about capturing something dramatic and more about recognizing what’s already there. A shift in light, a quiet scene, a fleeting interaction—small moments that carry more weight the longer you look at them.

Living in central Maine has shaped the way I see and approach my work. Familiar places, changing seasons, and returning to the same locations over time have taught me that even the most ordinary scenes can reveal something new.

These photographs are an invitation to slow down, to look a little longer, and to notice what might otherwise pass by.