Local light
These are photographs I’ve made around the U.S.—scenes and places that caught my eye because of how the light fell on a surface or texture, or how something stood still for a moment. Nothing grand, just everyday scenes that felt worth framing.
Local light in color
Color draws me in when light meets surface in a striking or unexpected way—a rusted door in late sun, a vivid corner of a parking lot, a painted wall under shadow. These images are shaped by contrast, warmth, and the way color can quietly anchor a place in time.
Local light in black & white
Without color, shape and tone step forward. These images are studies in light, shadow, and stillness—familiar places reduced to essentials. The absence of color makes room for detail, and for something quieter to take hold.
Explore print options
Bring your favorite image home with print options you can customize. Through my Fine Art America portfolio, select photographs are available as art prints, framed prints, and canvas prints.
Pick a size that fits your room, then customize the presentation—paper type, finish, and framing options—until it feels like yours.