About

I’m a photographer based in Montana, though most of what you’ll find here isn’t local — it’s pulled from travels around the world. My main focus is landscape and architectural photography: big open terrain on one end, and tight, detailed shots of buildings on the other. I’m not usually chasing the full facade of a building; I’m looking for the corner where the stonework gets interesting. I have a real appreciation for stonemasons and the craft itself — the patience, precision, and skill it takes to build something that lasts, and this site’s architectural work is as much a tribute to that craft as it is a photo collection.

Alongside that, I shoot a lot of abstract work — close-ups and odd angles that turn familiar things (trees, stone, architecture) into something more graphic and less literal. A series of tree photos shot from unusual angles is coming to the site soon.

This is also a family project. Photography from my wife and kids will find a home here alongside my own, and my wife is an artist in her own right — original pieces of hers may eventually be part of what’s available on the site too.

If you’re after a print, a piece for your own home, or just want to see more of the work, look around or get in touch.