Habitats (2004) explores the lives of my sitters through the possessions and spaces that shape them, transforming everyday surroundings into portraits of heroism and vulnerability.

American Stillness is me photographing what’s already been photographed, listening for what the ghosts forgot to say. America turns 250, photography 186, and I’m still out here trying to see it for the first time, moving quietly feeling like the last photographer before a generation of generated images.

UFO: Ultra Flattened Objects captures my small sliver of Ozark sky, spaces just beyond reach. Like the James Webb Telescope, these images search for what lies past the visible, layering color and light into a visual poem about wonder, distance, and belonging. Represented by MIXD Gallery.

Layers capture the complexity of natural spaces through overlapping perspectives. By combining images from every angle, I build a fuller story of place and the human presence within it. Represented by MIXD Gallery.