🇬🇧 Visiting my good old friend in his antique-filled apartment in the heart of Warsaw, Poland is always a pleasure. Over a nice cup of coffee, a slice of cheesecake, and captivating stories about his family spanning several centuries, an afternoon in his company is a true deli...

Before I realized it, I had already been living in Halifax for more than two years. Moving through its cycles of spring, summer, autumn, and winter has not diminished my desire to document the city through my lens. If anything, every stretch of rain or snow, every dense fog ro...

Picture it– you work at a university without any dedicated studio space. You’re asked to do a weeklong headshot shoot or interviews for a video in a random classroom where you know gaff tape will be pulled up by maintenance overnight. Maybe you have a student worker offering t...

Outside of walking the Little Mac bridge or taking a stroll around the Arboretum, many GVSU community members never venture further to explore some of Grand Valley’s most stunning scenery: the ravines.Formed by glacial activity and erosion that took place 15,000 years ago, the...

This project was made during 2009 - 2010 at racecourses across Scotland. I was interested in photographing people within the charged atmosphere of the public enclosures—moments of intense focus, anticipation, and obsession. Rather than the spectacle of the race itself, my atte...

This week I was working on a video, talking through a couple of photos I took in Antwerp. And as I was explaining why I took those shots, it hit me: I'm a sucker for certain types of light. It's like a magnet for my camera! So, I thought I'd share the types of light that alway...

A black-and-white photo series from Dhaka’s shipyards, shot SOOC with a Fujifilm film recipe, capturing raw labor, life, and resilience amidst towering ships and intimate moments beyond the chaos.