Local light / Distant light

A personal photography portfolio

Told in two parts, this portfolio collects images made close to home and while traveling overseas.

Though divided by geography, the chapters are connected by tone—by the light, detail, or stillness that pulled me in. Whether local or distant, each image reflects a moment of attention, framed and preserved.

White and off-white exterior walls in an abstract composition.
An abandoned ATM on a brick wall in Chelsea, Manhattan, New York.
The facade of an abandoned, vintage eyeglass store .

Local light

Familiar places seen with fresh eyes—quiet moments shaped by everyday light and time spent close to home.

A young man selling beer at a pavilion at the Castle in Prague.
One bright red chair and table with three bright white chairs on a patio.
A man on a bicycle zooms in a blur past people on the sidewalk.

Distant light

Images gathered while away—where distance sharpens attention and unfamiliar surroundings heighten awareness.

A weathered church door and a empty metal frame on a stucco wall, framed over a seating area.
San Xavier del Bac Mission bell tower in black and white, framed, propped against a slat wall..

Available as fine art prints

A printed photograph can do more than fill a wall—it can shift the tone of a room, bring a quiet mood, or create a moment worth returning to. Select photography prints from this series are available through my Fine Art America portfolio.